I receive the following error when hitting RET after an open bracket: fsharp--compute-indentation-open-bracket: End position is smaller than start position.
Repro steps
Given the code
let f () =
Response.ofHtml(
Press RET so we can add the closing bracket on the following line. Cursor resets to col 0 on that line and the error is added to messages buffer.
Same behaviour when trying to build nested lists within ofHtml call:
let f () =
Response.ofHtml(
Templates.html5 "en" [
Press RET after [ will raise the error too.
Expected behavior
Cursor moves to next line with correct indentation applied: (+ (current-indentation) fsharp-indent-offset).
Actual behavior
Cursor moved to next line and no indentation is added. An error is raised.
Known workarounds
Comment out the call to (fsharp-goto-initial-line) at the end of fsharp--compute-indentation-open-bracket.
If you include that call, it will cause the cursor to move to col 0 on the Response.ofHtml( line and the cursor position will be before the bracket position causing an error. Without it, the cursor stays on the position of the bracket and can move to the next line correctly.
Description
I receive the following error when hitting RET after an open bracket:
fsharp--compute-indentation-open-bracket: End position is smaller than start position.Repro steps
Given the code
Press RET so we can add the closing bracket on the following line. Cursor resets to col 0 on that line and the error is added to messages buffer.
Same behaviour when trying to build nested lists within
ofHtmlcall:Press RET after
[will raise the error too.Expected behavior
Cursor moves to next line with correct indentation applied:
(+ (current-indentation) fsharp-indent-offset).Actual behavior
Cursor moved to next line and no indentation is added. An error is raised.
Known workarounds
Comment out the call to
(fsharp-goto-initial-line)at the end offsharp--compute-indentation-open-bracket.If you include that call, it will cause the cursor to move to col 0 on the
Response.ofHtml(line and the cursor position will be before the bracket position causing an error. Without it, the cursor stays on the position of the bracket and can move to the next line correctly.