nvim-treesitter/tests/indent/python/error_state_dict.py


d = {1:4,
     2:3,
     4:5}

d2 = {1:3,
refactor(indent)!: Rework indent, aligned indent indents now use @indent.X style captures, and indent.PROP for properties to set on those captures, as documented in the help. Captures are: indent.auto indent.begin indent.end indent.dedent indent.branch indent.ignore indent.align indent.zero Properties are: indent.immediate indent.start_at_same_line indent.open_delimiter indent.close_delimiter indent.increment indent.avoid_last_matching_next Multiple opening delims on one line and multiple closing on a line are collapsed so as not to over indent, The final line of @indent.align blocks which must in some cases be treated specially to avoid clashing with the next line is treated the same regardless of whether the @indent.align capture actually uses aligned indentation or just normal indentation. The indent.avoid_last_matching_next property controls this. Adjust python to use these. List, set, dict and tuple all use @indent.align which permits both hanging and aligned styles. Finally, try: on it’s own will indent when typing live but make no guaranteeds about whole-file formatting. Includes lucario387:fix-align-indent 2023-03-19 18:09:18 -07:00
			`d = {1:4,`
			`2:3,`
			`4:5}`

			`d2 = {1:3,`