Brian Hurlow
Brian Hurlow
yea this bug really is a pain. I'm actually favoring using https://github.com/eraserhd/parinfer-rust now and it has similar issues with undo. Really not sure how best to address but could give...
@tomaskulich yep, this is definitely the tricky part thanks for the bump. I think the topline search is adequate as this is what `vim-sexp` is doing. Maybe a fallback for...
@tomaskulich I'm thinking the best thing here might be like you proposed, to count parens until we hit the ***next*** opening `(`
@shaunlebron good to know thanks!
ok, I did this: https://github.com/bhurlow/vim-parinfer/commit/8c5269b965b405c58b63a0154773c961e1eece8b. Could be few edge cases still left, although this definitely works smoother
@kasbah this will have to be modified slightly to reflect new mappings added with viml implementation
@kasbah no objections, seems OK to me to add as many ft matches that parinfer will work with. Depends more on whether the parinfer library can support those different lisps,...
@rncar I'm not sure I follow the request here. You'd like some way to have parinfer applied to multi-line strings? vim-parinfer basically passes a region of text to the parinfer...
@metasoarous, I don't know the best way to hook into nerdcommenter but it seems like we could override the hotkey. I'd also enjoy if the commenting were more intelligent. We're...
Yep, the vim and python implementations should support, just haven't wired up Paren mode yet, shouldn't be too tricky