bug#60049: closed ([PATCH] Add < and > to the syntax table in c++-ts-mode)

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--- Begin Message --- Subject: [PATCH] Add < and > to the syntax table in c++-ts-mode Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2022 22:39:36 +0100

Tags: patch


Given the following C++ code (where "|" represents the point):

|Expected<int> getFoo();

If you press C-M-d when c++-ts-mode is enabled, point moves to:

Expected<int> getFoo(|);

In c++-mode, point moves (correctly) to:

Expected<|int> getFoo();

Also, show-paren-mode does not highlight any <> pairs in c++-ts-mode.

My proposed fix is to create a syntax table for c++-ts-mode and add "<"
and ">" to it as open/close delimiters.

The attached patch implements the proposed solution.  Thanks.

0001-Add-and-to-the-syntax-table-in-c-ts-mode.patch
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> Re: bug#60049: [PATCH] Add < and > to the syntax table in c++-ts-mode
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> Tue, 13 Dec 2022 18:10:14 -0800
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> Daniel Martín <mardani29@yahoo.es> writes:
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> > Tags: patch
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> > Given the following C++ code (where "|" represents the point):
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> > |Expected<int> getFoo();
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> > If you press C-M-d when c++-ts-mode is enabled, point moves to:
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> > Expected<int> getFoo(|);
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> > In c++-mode, point moves (correctly) to:
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> > Expected<|int> getFoo();
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> > Also, show-paren-mode does not highlight any <> pairs in c++-ts-mode.
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> > My proposed fix is to create a syntax table for c++-ts-mode and add "<"
> > and ">" to it as open/close delimiters.
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> > The attached patch implements the proposed solution.  Thanks.
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> Applied, thanks!
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> Yuan
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