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I have a tidal file I use as sort of a default. The editing behavior is different than it typically is. I'm using Linux Mint with nvim 0.4.0, but saw the same effect in 0.5 (run via appimage).
My understanding is tabs should be represented as two spaces, while they're being shown as full tabs, with equivalent width to 8 spaces.
An example of why this is an issue:
The code below, with the expected tab behavior (tab = 2 spaces)
do
let inverse 1=0
inverse 0=1
d1 $ s "909bd"
executes while
do
let inverse 1=0
inverse 0=1
d1 $ s "909bd"
fails out with this in the REPL:
<interactive>:14:1: error:
Unexpected do block in function application:
do let inverse 1 = 0
inverse 0 = 1
You could write it with parentheses
Or perhaps you meant to enable BlockArguments?
Here's my init.vim, it's currently just the stuff to get Plug, scnvim, and vim-tidal running:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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vim-tidal in nvim doesn't seem to use Vim haskel tabbing behavior, nvim 0.4.0/0.5 in Linux Mint.
vim-tidal in nvim doesn't seem to use Vim haskell tabbing behavior, nvim 0.4.0/0.5 in Linux Mint.
Oct 20, 2020
I have a tidal file I use as sort of a default. The editing behavior is different than it typically is. I'm using Linux Mint with nvim 0.4.0, but saw the same effect in 0.5 (run via appimage).
My understanding is tabs should be represented as two spaces, while they're being shown as full tabs, with equivalent width to 8 spaces.
An example of why this is an issue:
The code below, with the expected tab behavior (tab = 2 spaces)
executes while
fails out with this in the REPL:
Here's my init.vim, it's currently just the stuff to get Plug, scnvim, and vim-tidal running:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: