Syntax highlighting with camelCase function names breaks

[Scramblejams]

Hi, a comment before an end keyword yields the following:

def fooBar do
  :foo
# trailing comment
end

To provoke the error I had to try indenting the comment after writing the end keyword.

Also, not sure why the camelcase in the function name is causing a change to the syntax coloring. Was going to wait until I could view it on a pure Linux setup to report it (currently using Windows, Cygwin and Console2 to access a Linux box over ssh), but then I saw the comment indentation bug so I figured I'd throw it in too.

Using elixir-mode 1.4.6 on Emacs 24.

[mattdeboard]

Hm, I can't replicate the indentation bug. I'm doing the following steps:

1. Writing the following:

def start do
  yadda()
  # Some comment
end

1. Moving cursor up to the comment line
2. Hitting <TAB>

I do, however, see the syntax-highlighting issue.

[Scramblejams]

Those are the same steps I'm using, so I'm not sure where to go from there.

Though I am noticing some transience in the indentation that occurs from
time to time, nothing I've been able to reproduce unfortunately. For
example, a list comprehension would want to be indented like 4 levels
from the line above. Exiting and reopening emacs resolved it. Perhaps as
those little issues get hunted down over time the comment bug will go away.

On 8/18/2014 15:40, Matt DeBoard wrote:

Hm, I can't replicate the indentation bug. I'm doing the following steps:

1. Writing the following:

def start do
yadda()

Some comment

end

Moving cursor up to the comment line

Hitting |<TAB>|

I do, however, see the syntax-highlighting issue.

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[mattdeboard]

I drastically simplified the indentation code today, after many months of trying to make it work. I have also been doing a lot of releases so you may have a .elc (compiled elisp file) with some outdated code. That would explain the different behavior after restarting.

This simplification will contribute greatly to eliminating the "whack-a-mole" syndrome with indentation bugs that have been eating this project alive for awhile. I'm going to keep this issue open for the sake of the highlighting bug, but am going to drop the indentation tag.

Out of curiosity, what is the full version of emacs you're running? I am running 24.4.50.2

[Scramblejams]

Good to hear, my hat's off to you. Making a smoothly working emacs mode
is a ton of work, I appreciate your efforts.

When you released 1.4.6, I did an rm -Rf ~/.emacs.d/elpa/elixir-mode*
before installing it, so I don't think I've got any old rogue versions
running around.

I'm running emacs 24.3.1, as that was listed as the current stable version on
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/.

On 8/18/2014 15:53, Matt DeBoard wrote:

I /drastically/ simplified the indentation code today, after many
months of trying to make it work. I have also been doing a lot of
releases so you may have a .elc (compiled elisp file) with some
outdated code. That would explain the different behavior after
restarting.

This simplification will contribute greatly to eliminating the
"whack-a-mole" syndrome with indentation bugs that have been eating
this project alive for awhile. I'm going to keep this issue open for
the sake of the highlighting bug, but am going to drop the indentation
tag.

Out of curiosity, what is the full version of emacs you're running? I
am running 24.4.50.2

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[mattdeboard]

Yeah I'm slightly rogue running 24.4, probably not the best idea in hindsight. I probably need to set up a VM with 24.3.