indents now use @indent.X style captures, and indent.PROP for properties to set on those captures, as documented in the help.
Captures are:
indent.auto
indent.begin
indent.end
indent.dedent
indent.branch
indent.ignore
indent.align
indent.zero
Properties are:
indent.immediate
indent.start_at_same_line
indent.open_delimiter
indent.close_delimiter
indent.increment
indent.avoid_last_matching_next
Multiple opening delims on one line and multiple closing on a line are collapsed so as not to over indent,
The final line of @indent.align blocks which must in some cases be treated specially to avoid clashing with the next line is treated the same regardless of whether the @indent.align capture actually uses aligned indentation or just normal indentation. The indent.avoid_last_matching_next property controls this.
Adjust python to use these.
List, set, dict and tuple all use @indent.align which permits both hanging and aligned styles.
Finally, try: on it’s own will indent when typing live but make no guaranteeds about whole-file formatting.
Includes lucario387:fix-align-indent
When a module is disabled by default in the config, running
TSBufEnable will not enable the module because the is_enabled
function will always return false, thus the module not being enabled.
Also, disabling/enabling the buffers is flaky.
This commit adds per buffer check when the module is not disabled. It
also makes the enable and disable more indempotent.
i've also renamed TS*All to TS*.
Fixes#2754
BREAKING: deprecate custom_captures from highlight config.
This allows plugin authors to extend the map. It also avoids settings
user configuration specific values during the highlighter
initialization (SOC).
Not sure how much value this brings, and might potentially break a lot
of people configurations. This is questionable.
This will make the description of nvim-treesitter show up in the LOCAL
ADDITIONS section of the help text. So this
|nvim-treesitter|
instead becomes
|nvim-treesitter| Treesitter configurations and abstraction layer for Neovim.
Addresses issue #892
Ruby and Dart literal symbols will now be highlighted by the new
TSSymbol highlight group, which itself will, by default, link to the Vim
Identifier highlight group. Vim theme authors can then set their
TSSymbol colors.
Symbol highlighting can apply to a number of languages as noted in the
following Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbol_(programming)
Not just for Ruby and Dart.
