Jostein Kjønigsen

> Hmm... are we on the same page here? Probably not. I was replying from my phone (quite busy handling babies these days :smiley: ), and assumed you meant a...

Wow. Has this been lying around since August? :fearful: That c-based fix looks doable. Let me fix that up for you.

Should work with `c-indent-new-comment-line` with the code in current master now. So now at least key rebinding should be an option.

Quite recently, `emacs-devel` has had some discussions about how to handle JSX better in core Emacs, and I've provided some minimal feedback w.r.t. JSX/React-syntax being used by other languages, not...

> the main obstacle to getting TSX support is that nobody who needs it is stepping up to implement it. Seconding that. We may have a chicken and egg problem:...

That looks amazing. I also guess it *would* be possible to do an *incremental* rewrite of typescript-mode using that package, as opposed to the full rewrite we all fear (and...

> I too wondered why typescript-mode was a standalone mode, as opposed to being a derived mode of js-mode. After all, TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, right? Wouldn’t it...

From the docs: > C-M-j runs the command indent-new-comment-line (found in global-map), which is an alias for ‘comment-indent-new-line’ in ‘newcomment.el’. Running this command anywhere in typescript-mode gives mixed results: ````...

That's a good idea, and leaves us reinventing fewer wheels than we need to. Have you experienced any cases where that does anything which is explicitly *wrong*?

Hey there and thanks for the report! The good news is that I can confirm your easy repro case freezes my Emacs too (until I press CTRL-G). The bad news...