An attempt to resolve an error on indenting. #46
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Fix issue Raku#23 When indenting something like if %h{"foo"} { ....... (press tab here) } This error happens. (error "Lisp nesting exceeds ‘max-lisp-eval-depth’") Note here that while the fix does makes the error go away, it is not entirely certain whether it breaks the indentation for some other cases. But I think we could live with this until we found what's broken.
Altai-man
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Jan 4, 2021
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I agree with @Altai-man ... on the other hand no extra tests are prepared in this PR yet to cover the error cases. |
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Can you wrote some? |
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Of course, after I teach myself how it is done...:) |
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Fix issue #23
When indenting something like
This error happens.
Note here that while the fix does makes the error go away, it is not
entirely certain whether it breaks the indentation for some other
cases.
But I think we could live with this until we found what's broken.