archived: having this for weeks, i have never used it once. it's useless to me.

an example that tries to fix/complete the end for current context/position.

design choices

• be pragmatic, guarantee no 100% correctness
• every pattern is hardcoded, as i know nothing about queries of treesitter
• be stupid and lazy, it must be triggered by user
• treesitter parsers are good, avoid string manipulations ASAP

status

• it is not stable
• its implementation is ugly

supported cases

lua: multiline blocks

• do -> do | end
• for.. -> for..do | end
• for..in.. -> for..do | end
• if.. -> if..then | end
• if..then -> if..then | end
• for..do -> for..do | end

general: inline pairs

• '
• "
• (
• [
• {
• [[

prerequisites

• neovim 0.9.* with treesitter
• haolian9/squirrel.nvim
• haolian9/infra.nvim

usage

my personal config:

-- after/ftplugin/lua.vim
inoremap <buffer> <c-;> <cmd>lua require'fixends'.lua()<cr>

todo

• python
• zig