[Bug?] Incorrect handling of lisp syntax in fennel files
alexmozaidze opened this issue · comments
I am rewriting my configs in fennel, and I found a peculiar bug(?) that messes up the structure.
Reproduction Steps
| represents the cursor
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|)Pressing (
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(|)The first parenthesis now doesn't have a match.
Currently, multiline auto-pairing detection is not supported (planned for future release).
Nice to hear, but before it is implemented, is it possible to use a simpler method of pairing, e.g. to just close off any opening parenthesis without watching for surroundings?
Technically yes, by creating an extension that sets the o.line to '' (NOTE: this will disable all line detections.), but if you want simple pairing then I would recommend using other auto-pairing plugins.
Okay, with the release of v0.6.0, multiline support was added.
(Note: To update to v0.6.0, remove the plugin totally and reinstall)
After the update, I experience crashes. Whenever I try to input (, NeoVim crashes with exit code 139 (aka segfault).
OS: Void Linux
NeoVim version: NVIM v0.10.0-dev-551+ge27377e33-dirty
LuaJIT version: LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3
EDIT: sometimes it doesn't happen instantly, you need to input any opening pair several times for the bug to occur.
There was a bug in neovim development (#24783) which caused TSTree to crash neovim, please update to the latest version.
Yep, seems to be fixed. Thank you!
Update: I refactored the code so that the crash doesn't happen anymore on older neovim versions.