Can't indent inside doc strings

[danielmatz]

When inside a multi-line string (like a doc string), julia-mode allows you to manually indent. This is useful for writing signatures in doc strings. With julia-ts-mode, indentation is locked to the beginning of the line of the parent (I think).

For example, in the following case, with point represented by |, trying to indent just keeps point where it's at.

function foo()
    x = """
    |
    """
end

[ronisbr]

Hum, the problem is that the node inside this is just (string_literal). I have no ideia how can we improve this. Ideas?

[ronisbr]

Ah, btw, the fact that you cannot even increase the indentation is related to this issue:

JuliaEditorSupport/julia-emacs#188 (comment)

[danielmatz]

Hum, the problem is that the node inside this is just (string_literal). I have no ideia how can we improve this. Ideas?

Re-reading the parser-based indentation info page, I don't see any escape hatch to do a manual tab. I suppose we'd have to bind a special function to TAB that first checks if we are in a string literal, at which point it inserts a tab/spaces, and then otherwise allows the tree sitter indentation to proceed...

Ah, btw, the fact that you cannot even increase the indentation is related to this issue:

JuliaEditorSupport/julia-emacs#188 (comment)

Yes, I actually noticed that, and I set that back to nil. I tend to use C-M-i to trigger completion anyways.