Re: SMIE examples or guides

[Björn Lindqvist]

(Sorry I haven't had time to play with emacs for a while)

What I have is the following:

    (smie-setup factor-smie-grammar #'factor-smie-rules)
    (setq-local smie-indent-basic 'factor-block-offset)

I have pieced together a factor-smie-rules func by looking at
elixir-mode and octave-mode:

    (defun factor-smie-rules (kind token)
      (pcase (cons kind token)
        (`(:elem . basic) 4)
        (`(:after . ,(or `"HELLO")) 4)
        ))

The intent is that if a line contains the token HELLO, indent is
increased for subsequent lines by four. I'm also planning to add a BYE
token, pairing HELLO and decreasing indent by four. Something happens
when I type HELLO<tab> and emacs says (error "Please avoid it"). So my
rules function is triggered, which is good but the result isn't what I
want.


2016-06-20 5:21 GMT+02:00 Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>:
>> I'm trying to implement SMIE support for a language's major mode. So
>> I've been reading the documentation and looking at how SMIE is used in
>> octave-mode, but it is not easy to understand how it works. Does any
>> friendlier sources for learning how to use SMIE exist? Like smaller
>> examples, how tos or smie guides?
>
> There are several modes using SMIE, beside octave-mode.  They don't tend
> to be very small, sadly, because indentation is pretty much always
> tricky business, so even if it starts small, it quickly grows.
>
> I suggest you post what you've tried and the problems you encountered,
> and someone (mostly likely me) will help you out.  In return, hopefully
> you can provide some suggestions for how to improve the doc.
>
>
>         Stefan
>
>



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mvh/best regards Björn Lindqvist