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bug#53913: 28.0.91; python.el: Fancy 'outline-heading-end-regexp' doesn'
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Augusto Stoffel |
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bug#53913: 28.0.91; python.el: Fancy 'outline-heading-end-regexp' doesn't work well |
Date: |
Thu, 10 Feb 2022 10:14:49 +0100 |
In python-mode, 'outline-heading-end-regexp' is set to ":[^\n]*\n", so
that a folded function definition still displays the argument list, like
this:
```
def f(
a,
b
):...
```
This is marginally nicer than what one would normally get, namely
```
def f(...
```
However, with the introduction of type hints, this special outline end
regexp doesn't work well anymore. For instance, the code
```
def f(
a: int,
b: str
) -> bool:
pass
```
folds as
```
def f(
a: int,...
```
which is much worse than not trying to be fancy.
In view of that, I would suggest to keep 'outline-heading-end-regexp' at
its default value of "\n" in pyhton-mode.
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