nvim-treesitter/tests/indent/gdscript_spec.lua

local Runner = require("tests.indent.common").Runner

local run = Runner:new(it, "tests/indent/gdscript", {
  tabstop = 4,
  shiftwidth = 4,
  softtabstop = 0,
  expandtab = false,
})

describe("indent GDScript:", function()
  describe("whole file:", function()
    run:whole_file(".", {
      expected_failures = {},
    })
  end)

  describe("new line:", function()
    run:new_line("basic_blocks.gd", { on_line = 1, text = "var member := 0", indent = 0 })
  end)
end)
feat(indent): Implement basic indent for gdscript. Indent is not handled correctly when adding new lines. It seems that functions/loops/etc. are not recognized until they have at least one indented block. For example, if you enter a newline after `func foo():`, the cursor will not be indented. If you manually indent and add a line like `pass`, e.g.: ``` func foo(): pass ``` now any insertions above or below `pass` will be indented correctly. This might be an issue with the grammar, as it seems to apply to highlights as well. The following will not be highligted ``` func foo(): ``` However, the following will be: ``` func foo(): pass ``` 2022-01-23 13:44:36 -05:00			`local Runner = require("tests.indent.common").Runner`

			`local run = Runner:new(it, "tests/indent/gdscript", {`
			`tabstop = 4,`
			`shiftwidth = 4,`
			`softtabstop = 0,`
			`expandtab = false,`
			`})`

			`describe("indent GDScript:", function()`
			`describe("whole file:", function()`
			`run:whole_file(".", {`
			`expected_failures = {},`
			`})`
			`end)`

			`describe("new line:", function()`
			`run:new_line("basic_blocks.gd", { on_line = 1, text = "var member := 0", indent = 0 })`
			`end)`
			`end)`