Matus Goljer
Matus Goljer
They are in a somewhat weird state, it doesn't work but the code is there to keep working config working. The long-term plan is to unify tags with normal pairs...
I have a rather low priority plan to bring this back, I feel like html-mode or web-mode and similar do better job with the insertion, then can handle special cases...
Well, this should all be possible and some code could probably be recycled from the ruby setup. (Aditionally I'm currently working on a simple parser library that could be used...
@Wilfred no idea, I don't do html :)
I think it gets confused because `do` also starts the ruby block thing? I'm not really an expert in ruby.
Something surely can be done and I thank you for taking the time to report this. However, since I'm not a ruby user this is not a very high priority...
Makes sense, however, it will probably have to wait for the 2.0 version, which might take some time (I am _very_ slowly rewriting pretty much everything from zero because it's...
I think it should be possible to do this with the prefix functionality in SP. If this `#uuid` tag can only be applied to strings, you can add a `:prefix`...
If any expression can have these tags, you can use the variable `sp-sexp-prefix` to configure it (that is a setting for everything in given major mode). Check its docstring.
Does it have to duplicate the docstrings? That's a bit unfortunate, then one would need to keep it in sync (and it bloats the file a lot!). I don't know...