Emacs WML-mode

[WildPenguin]

#ifdef etc is indented like a tag but doesn't cause indentation itsself

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	[event]
		#ifdef HARD
		name=turn 2
		#else
		name=turn 3
		#endif
	[/event]

The behaviour is intentional for consistency with the wmlindent tool, although I also find this style of indentation unusual. I'll look into changing this behaviour when wesnoth-indent-preprocessor-bol is nil.

Update: This has been added in 1.3.4a.

[fabi]

commited

[WildPenguin]

Wesnoth Mode 1.3.5 is now available.

As usual, several bugs have been fixed and some new features added.

New to this release is the ability to navigate via WML structure. C-M-n and C-M-p will move forward and back (respectively) one block at the current depth. C-M-d move one level deeper, whereas C-M-u will move up one level. Prefix arguments can be added to any of these to repeat the command 'n' times.

It's now also possible to kill a block using C-M-k, and mark can be placed at the end of the current block using C-M-SPC.

[fabi]

Commited 1.3.5 to trunk.

[Kernigh]

I found a copy of Emacs WML-mode in wesnoth/data/tools/emacs_mode, and started using it with Emacs 23.4. I have a problem when indenting IF_VAR calls.

Emacs indents like this:

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{IF_VAR a equals $b (
[then]
    {ERROR "yes"}
[/then]
[else]
    {ERROR "no"}
[/else]
)}

But wmlindent does indent, and I want to indent, like this:

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{IF_VAR a equals $b (
    [then]
        {ERROR "yes"}
    [/then]
    [else]
        {ERROR "no"}
    [/else]
)}

Does anyone know how to configure Emacs WML-mode to indent IF_VAR as wmlindent does?

[Anonymissimus]

It does that with all similar macro constructs. Most likely it's not possible; and this mode in unmaintained since WildPenguin's disappearance.
He last logged in 03 Dec 2011, 08:06 though, so perhaps he can be motivated to continue his work.