paul-scott

Hey I think what you are describing is expected behaviour. If you take a look where the "constants" are defined you'll see that the regular "status" doesn't have an option...

I exported a MPS file and then ran it through cbc 2.9.9 and the pulp-packaged cbc 2.10.3 with 90 second timeouts. I wrote the solution to a plain text solution...

Had a bit of a look into this. Thought I'd document my understanding of the issue. ```python def func():#

One idea to solve this is: * Add a new capture type called `@indent-after` * In `indents.scm` attach it to `function_definition`, `class_definition`, `if_statement` etc.. * Implement handling in `helix-core/src/indent.rs` Specifically...

No worries. When / if there is a solution for nvim it is possible that it gets solved specifically for nvim-treesitter in their wrapper / libraries rather than the upstream...

What you suggest sounds like it would be cleaner. > For python, we ideally want to extend the function node to everything that is currently indented more than the beginning...

You are probably already aware of this, but some of the languages like racket and common-lisp are missing a rainbows.scm file. They can just likely inherit from scheme like they...

Yea that makes sense On Fri, 7 Apr 2023, at 10:55, Ivan Tham wrote: > > > @paul-scott I think @the-mikedavis don't really have to go to do each one...

Merged PR #5411 is the cause of this difference in behaviour from before. I think there is something that can be done to improve this behaviour, but @freijon for your...

Back to the more general question of improving the behaviour of manually calling `hx --grammar fetch / build`. There are several options for this which it would be good to...