Inconsistent indentation after lines with binaries

[larshesel]

In the test below, the second assert is indented incorrectly. It seems to happen when there are binaries on the previous line. I'm using master (c862996) on emacs 24.3.1.

defmodule ExampleTest do
  use ExUnit.Case
  doctest Example

  test "the truth" do
    assert <<1,2>> == <<1,2>>
      assert 1 + 1 == 2
  end
end

I'll try and see if I can figure something out myself - but elisp is a bit of a mystery to me. Let me know if I can do anything to help.

[tonini]

@larshesel Thanks for reporting. I'll have a look on it. Working a lot on Alchemist.el at the moment, but I will invest more time into elixir-mode soon.

[larshesel]

@tonini sounds great. I just tried to download and compile emacs 24.4 and I experienced the same indentation behaviour.

[larshesel]

I've just been playing a bit around with it myself. It seems the mode sees the << or >> and thinks it's an '<' or '>' which is an "OP".

If I uncomment the rule after "OP" rule in elixir-smie-rules, then the wrong indentation does not happen.

Is there an easy way to run the tests in the test directory?

[mattdeboard]

Just removing that rule will almost certainly break lots of indentation. Instead there will probably have to be custom rules specifically for the binary literals

[mattdeboard]

Actually it looks like << >> is not defined in the grammar.

[tonini]

fixed. #156 #162