Indentation issues

[svs]

I've copy pasted an example from Dave Thomas's Programming Elixir and the indentation is very weird. Example reproduced below:

defmodule Issues.CLI do
    @default_count 4
    @moduledoc """
    Handle the command line parsing and the dispatch to
    the various functions that end up generating a
    table of the last _n_ issues in a github project
    """
    def run(argv) do
        parse_args(argv)
    end
    @doc """
    `argv` can be -h or --help, which returns :help.
    Otherwise it is a github user name, project name, and (optionally)
    the number of entries to format.
    Return a tuple of `{ user, project, count }`, or `:help` if help was given.
    """
    def parse_args(argv) do
        parse = OptionParser.parse(argv, switches: [ help: :boolean],
                                                             aliases: [ h: :help ])
        case parse do
            { [ help: true ], _, _ }
                                 -> :help
                                        { _, [ user, project, count ], _ }
                                        -> { user, project, count }
                                             { _, [ user, project ], _ }
                                             -> { user, project, @default_count }
                                             _ -> :help
        end
    end
end

I'm using v. 2.2.5 from melpa-stable.

thanks.

[tonini]

@svs Thanks for reporting. 👍

[tonini]

Thanks! Is fixed with #231

[svs]

        case parse do
            { [ help: true ], _, _ }
                -> :help
            { _, [ user, project, count ], _ }
                -> { user, project, count }
                { _, [ user, project ], _ }
                -> { user, project, @default_count }
                _ -> :help
        end

the third and fourth cases are improperly implemented.

[tonini]

I can't reproduce this so far.

I tried the following code and it always indent correct.

case parse do
  { [ help: true ], _, _ }
    -> :help
  { _, [ user, project, count ], _ }
    -> { user, project, count }
  { _, [ user, project ], _ }
    -> { user, project, @default_count }
  _ -> :help
end

def asdasd do
  case parse do
    { [ help: true ], _, _ }
      -> :help
    { _, [ user, project, count ], _ }
      -> { user, project, count }
    { _, [ user, project ], _ }
      -> { user, project, @default_count }
    _ -> :help
  end
end

What version of elixir-mode are you using?

[svs]

2.2.6

[tonini]

Ok, I tested it intensively and a few other elixir-mode users too and we couldn't reproduce the issue.

I'm wondering if you indent it specific, like go to the line and indent or select the whole block and indent?

I really can't get any issue there.