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Currently there are only two regexps that can influence the indents. Those are `increaseIndentPattern` (which tells Atom the indent of next line should be increased) and `decreaseIndentPattern` (which tells Atom the indent of the current line should be decreased). But I found that a couple of languages would need a 3rd regexp in order to support their use cases. This 3rd regexp should be a mixture of the existing two so it tells Atom that the indent of the next line should decrease. I’ll add a screencast to show a use case for this 3rd regexp which I would like to call `decreaseNextIndentPattern`.
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