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Tab indentation sporadically broken #42
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@deanmalmgren |
Right away as far as I can tell.
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This makes me think we interfere with file detection. |
Are there any logs that I can send that would help with this?
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In emacs, we send the most output (ie, logging from the python process) to Floobits . Logging from our elisp goes to Messages. What major mode are you using? Do you have any other plugins installed? |
I've noticed it when editing python (major mode) files, but haven't really tested with other major modes so I'm not sure if that's the problem. Here's a link to my I'll check the |
@deanmalmgren |
Yes; we had this problem again a few days ago. I checked Messages and Floobits buffers but didn't see anything there. The next time I pair remotely I'll be sure to enable debugging so we can hopefully track this down. |
Where you able to make other modifications to the buffer or was tab indentation the only thing broken? |
tab indentation was the only thing that was broken. On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 1:56 PM, Matt Kaniaris notifications@github.comwrote:
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I used floobits quite a bit over the last week pairing with @gabegaster and, from time to time, we had an issue where one of us would not be able to Tab-complete to the appropriate spacing when we were editing a python file, for example. This happened for both @gabegaster and me. The interesting thing is that the other person was always able to still Tab-complete without any problems.
I unfortunately don't have any screenshots that capture this behavior, but I'll make a point to add some images here when it occurs the next time.
For reference, I'm using emacs 24.3.1 installed via homebrew on OS X 10.9.2.
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