Rules not properly indented after copy/pasting

[endrebak]

When I copy/paste a rule it looks like this afterwards:

  rule create_design_matrix:
  output:
  outfile = "tmpdir/run_csaw_{input_use}/design_matrix.csv"
  run:
  time = pd.Series(list(range(0, 25, 3)) * 2)
  values = time * 2 * np.pi / 17
  sine = np.sin(values)
  cosine = np.cos(values)

        design = pd.concat([time, sine, cosine], axis=1)
        design.columns = "Time Sine Cosine".split()
        design.to_csv(output.outfile, index=False, sep=" ")

Normally, I'd just mark the region and press = (evil-indent) to get the proper indentation, but that isn't working either. I'll prolly look into it myself eventually, but would love input on what you think is happening/best ways to fix.

[kyleam]

When I copy/paste a rule it looks like this afterwards:

Hmm, pasting rules preserves the indentation for me, but I think that's because I have electric-indent-mode disabled.

Normally, I'd just mark the region and press `=` (`evil-indent`) to get the proper indentation, but that isn't working either.

I had left indent-region-function [1] at its default value (python-indent-region), which isn't appropriate for rule blocks. Please let me know how 66f0d24 works for you. In addition to making indent-region useful, I'm hoping it solves the electric-indent-mode paste issue. [1] I'm assuming that evil just calls indent-region underneath.

[endrebak]

I only evaled the two new files, did not install them in the .emacs.d/elpa/ folder, but this seems to have fixed my issues. Thanks!

[endrebak]

I am experiencing the same problem with yasnippets.

This rule:

# -*- mode: snippet -*-
# name: rule
# key: rl
# --
rule $1:
    input:
        infile = ""
    output:
        outfile = ""
    $0

expands into this:

rule :
input:
infile = ""
output:
outfile = ""

[kyleam]

This should work as of 5350b3b (Allow spaces after rule/subworkflow
name, 2016-05-03). You can also set yas-indent-line to fixed
force the snippet to be indented as is.