Fontification issue

[joostkremers]

This looks like a package that could be very useful in certain situations. Thanks for working on this!

I noticed an issue with fontification in the inspector buffer: if a string is truncated, its fontification "leaks" into the next object:

[mmontone]

Thanks for reporting. I'll try to fix ..

[mmontone]

Mmm.. I think I've seen this bug before, but now I'm not able to reproduce ..

Do you have an snippet with elisp data that I can use with the inspector to reproduce this bug?

[mmontone]

Ok. I'm able to reproduce if I inspect this: (make-button 0 10) and go deep with the inspector ..

[mmontone]

I've made inspector-mode inherit from fundamental-mode instead of emacs-lisp-mode, and that seems to fix the fontification issues.

How does it work for you?

[joostkremers]

How does it work for you?

I must admit I have mixed feelings. It's better in the sense that the issue no longer occurs, but I did prefer the previous font effects. This is how it looks now:

Of course this depends on the theme I'm using, so I'd completely understand if you'd decide not to pursue it further.

[mmontone]

I think that theme fontifies in a specially ugly way.

This is how it looks around here:

But I'll try to fontify using elisp faces and see what happens ...

[mmontone]

I've made another change. Using font-lock standard faces for some of the objects. How does it look for you now?

[joostkremers]

I've made another change. Using font-lock standard faces for some of the objects. How does it look for you now?

It's much better now. :+1: