[TxMt] sass indenting

[River Brandon]

when i am editing a sass file and start a new line, then indent (adding a property to a selector, for example) the indent won't stick. the cursor just gets bumped back to line up with the previous line's indentation. is this an issue with my bundle, or some other known issue?

thanks

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[Allan Odgaard]

On 17/02/2012, at 22.07, River Brandon wrote:

> when i am editing a sass file and start a new line, then indent (adding a property to a selector, for example) the indent won't stick. the cursor just gets bumped back to line up with the previous line's indentation. is this an issue with my bundle, or some other known issue?

It’s the same as described here: http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2012-January/034042.html

It sounds like in your case though the patterns are wrong, since they do not see the new line as needing extra indent, and that might be fixable: http://manual.macromates.com/en/appendix#indentation_rules

[River Brandon]

yes, that describes the problem. the new line doesn't always need extra indent, though, and since it's classic sass syntax (indent-based) i don't know if there's a way to have it detected. i'd be happy with it just respecting my indent (or out-dent) when starting a new line.

thanks

[Allan Odgaard]

On 17/02/2012, at 23.40, River Brandon wrote:

> yes, that describes the problem. the new line doesn't always need extra indent, though, and since it's classic sass syntax (indent-based) i don't know if there's a way to have it detected. i'd be happy with it just respecting my indent (or out-dent) when starting a new line.

The thread I linked to¹ describes how to disable these indent corrects “as you type”.

As for adjusting the patterns, is there any indication on line n that line n+1 should be indented? If so, TextMate can be taught about it.

¹ http://lists.macromates.com/textmate/2012-January/034042.html

[PowerPod]

I am experiencing something similar here and would be more than happy to work
through a solution for other readers.

This is my .haml snippet:

- if result_type_field
= render '/sub_forms/result_type_field', :f => f, :record => record,
:field_name => field_name
- else
%td{:class => :form_field, :colspan => 1, :style => "text-align: center"}
.label.top  
= same_value_button(record_name, field_name)

if I delete a character at the end of the 2nd line, let's say the 'e' in
'field_name' it removes the indent - very annoying.

Let me know how I can help resolve this.

Thanks,

Ed.

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[Brandon Fryslie]

In a personal bundle, create a new 'Settings' in the bundle editor.  Add 

 { disableIndentCorrections = '1'; }

to the settings and save it.  Set the scope selector if you would like it

to only apply to a certain scope, or leave it blank to allow it to affect

all scopes.

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