Indent *-file functions more conveniently

Files with potentially long or complex contents shouldn't be indented quite as
far.

1 files changed, 33 insertions, 33 deletions

diff --git a/tw/home.scm b/tw/home.scm
index 9bc9384a..ebd76aa3 100644
--- a/tw/home.scm
+++ b/tw/home.scm
@@ -298,24 +298,23 @@ auto-expand-secmem
         "$_JAVA_OPTIONS${_JAVA_OPTIONS:+ }-Djava.util.prefs.userRoot=$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/java")))))
 
 (define polybar-wrapper
-  (program-file
-   "polybar-wrapper"
-   #~(begin
-       ;; This wrapper program checks that the monitor we want to start
-       ;; polybar on is actually connected.
-       (use-modules (ice-9 popen)
-                    (ice-9 rdelim))
-       (let* ((connected-str (string-append (getenv "POLYBAR_MONITOR") " connected"))
-              (xrandr (open-pipe* OPEN_READ #$(file-append xrandr "/bin/xrandr") "-q"))
-              (monitor-connected?
-               (let loop ((line (read-line xrandr)))
-                 (cond
-                  ((eof-object? line) #f)                   ; we didn't find our monitor connected
-                  ((string-prefix? connected-str line) #t)  ; the monitor we want is connected
-                  (else (loop (read-line xrandr)))))))      ; keep looking
-         (close-pipe xrandr)
-         (when monitor-connected?
-           (execl #$(file-append polybar "/bin/polybar")))))))
+  (program-file "polybar-wrapper"
+    #~(begin
+        ;; This wrapper program checks that the monitor we want to start
+        ;; polybar on is actually connected.
+        (use-modules (ice-9 popen)
+                     (ice-9 rdelim))
+        (let* ((connected-str (string-append (getenv "POLYBAR_MONITOR") " connected"))
+               (xrandr (open-pipe* OPEN_READ #$(file-append xrandr "/bin/xrandr") "-q"))
+               (monitor-connected?
+                (let loop ((line (read-line xrandr)))
+                  (cond
+                   ((eof-object? line) #f)                   ; we didn't find our monitor connected
+                   ((string-prefix? connected-str line) #t)  ; the monitor we want is connected
+                   (else (loop (read-line xrandr)))))))      ; keep looking
+          (close-pipe xrandr)
+          (when monitor-connected?
+            (execl #$(file-append polybar "/bin/polybar")))))))
 
 (define-public (polybar-service monitor)
   (shepherd-service
@@ -529,7 +528,7 @@ auto-expand-secmem
        ("kitty/diff.conf"
         ,(combined-text-file "kitty-diff.conf"
            (plain-file "kitty-diff-custom.conf"
-                       "pygments_style bw\n")
+             "pygments_style bw\n")
            catppuccin-kitty-diff))
        ("kitty/kitty.conf"
         ,(combined-text-file "kitty.conf"
@@ -560,22 +559,23 @@ auto-expand-secmem
    (simple-service 'gui-scripts home-files-service-type
      `(;; https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/kittens/diff/
        (".local/bin/kdiff"  ; show a diff
-        ,(program-file "kdiff" #~(apply execl #$(file-append kitty "/bin/kitty") "kitty"
-                                        "+kitten" "diff" (cdr (command-line)))))
+        ,(program-file "kdiff"
+           #~(apply execl #$(file-append kitty "/bin/kitty") "kitty"
+                    "+kitten" "diff" (cdr (command-line)))))
        (".local/bin/icat"   ; kitty's "catimg" equivalent
-        ,(program-file "icat" #~(apply execl #$(file-append kitty "/bin/kitty") "kitty"
-                                       "+kitten" "icat" (cdr (command-line)))))
+        ,(program-file "icat"
+           #~(apply execl #$(file-append kitty "/bin/kitty") "kitty"
+                    "+kitten" "icat" (cdr (command-line)))))
        (".local/bin/screenlock"
-        ,(program-file
-          "screenlock"
-          #~(begin  ; Wrapper around i3lock to turn off the screen and pause notifications.
-              (system* #$(file-append dunst "/bin/dunstctl") "set-paused" "true")
-              (system* #$(file-append xset "/bin/xset") "dpms" "0" "0" "5")
-              ;; We mustn't use `file-append' here, as we have to pick up the
-              ;; setuid binary for i3lock installed by the system config.
-              (system* "i3lock" "-nc" #$catppuccin-background-color)
-              (system* #$(file-append xset "/bin/xset") "dpms" "600" "600" "600")
-              (system* #$(file-append dunst "/bin/dunstctl") "set-paused" "false"))))
+        ,(program-file "screenlock"
+           #~(begin  ; Wrapper around i3lock to turn off the screen and pause notifications.
+               (system* #$(file-append dunst "/bin/dunstctl") "set-paused" "true")
+               (system* #$(file-append xset "/bin/xset") "dpms" "0" "0" "5")
+               ;; We mustn't use `file-append' here, as we have to pick up the
+               ;; setuid binary for i3lock installed by the system config.
+               (system* "i3lock" "-nc" #$catppuccin-background-color)
+               (system* #$(file-append xset "/bin/xset") "dpms" "600" "600" "600")
+               (system* #$(file-append dunst "/bin/dunstctl") "set-paused" "false"))))
        ;; With #:recursive? #t, Guix keeps the files' permission bits, i.e. makes them executable.
        (".local/bin/sessionmenu" ,(local-file "home/files/sessionmenu" #:recursive? #t))
        (".local/bin/passmenu" ,(local-file "home/files/passmenu" #:recursive? #t))