Mauro Aranda writes: > On 6/10/23 16:44, john muhl via Bug reports for GNU Emacs, the Swiss > army knife of text editors wrote: > >> +(defcustom lua-ts-inferior-history nil >> + "File used to save command history of the inferior Lua process." >> + :type '(choice (const nil) file) > > Please, give a :tag for the const option. IMO, it makes for a better > Customize UI. Fixed here and for the other choices. Andrey Listopadov writes: > john muhl writes: > >>> It seems the last patch broke the movement. >> >> The tests for those pass and are still working here. Maybe you found >> another case that needs to be improved. What is the specific problem? > > It seems so, sorry for not including this, I thought I sent this before. > Here's an example: > > > █for i=1,10 do > print(x) > end > > Pressing Pressing C-M-f (forward-sexp) puts the point here: > > for i=1,10 do > print(x)█ > end > > I think it should go over the `for' loop right to the `end'. > > Pressing Pressing C-M-b (backward-sexp), however, puts the point here: > > for i=1,10 do > █print(x) > end > > Pressing C-M-b again doesn't move the point anymore. > > Same thing happens with for-each style loop: > > █for k,v in pairs({1,2,3}) do > print(x) > end > > C-M-f: > > for k,v in pairs({1,2,3})█do > print(x) > end > > C-M-f: > > for k,v in pairs({1,2,3}) do > print(x)█ > end > > Backward movement manages to take the point way back to the pairs: > > C-M-b, C-M-b: > > for k,v in pairs█({1,2,3}) do > print(x) > end > > I went to https://devhints.io/lua and copied a bunch of examples of > other loops to the scratch buffer, and the movement is as follows: > > █while condition do > end > > for i = 1,5 do > end > > for i = start,finish,delta do > end > > for k,v in pairs(tab) do > end > > repeat > until condition > > -- Breaking out: > while x do > if condition then break end > end > > C-M-f: > > while condition do > end > > for i = 1,5 do > end > > for i = start,finish,delta do > end > > for k,v in pairs(tab)█do > end > > repeat > until condition > > -- Breaking out: > while x do > if condition then break end > end > > C-M-f: > > while condition do > end > > for i = 1,5 do > end > > for i = start,finish,delta do > end > > for k,v in pairs(tab) do > end > > repeat > until condition > > -- Breaking out: > while x do > if condition then break end█ > end Navigation should be all around improved now. Let me know if I missed something.