technomancy/clojure-mode — pull request #88 by kriyative (2012-07-09 19:04:43+00:00)
Title: Ignore ns prefix of symbol when getting 'clojure-indent-function prop

This change allows for namespace prefixed macros with special indentation settings to be handled the same was non namespace prefixed ones, e.g., assuming there's a macro called `reply-case` which has the following indentation style:

;; in emacs
(put 'reply-case 'clojure-indent-function 1)

then the places where it's used will get the appropriate indentation, regardless of the two following usages:

;; in clojure
(reply-case req
...
...)

;; or
(utils/reply-case req
...
...)

Hope this helps. Please let me know if you need further clarification.