fix: don't capture leading whitespace in modeline #129
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Problem: Including leading whitespace in modeline leads (somehow) to leading whitespace being included in other nodes, especially `taglink`, and thus concealed. This breaks right-aligned taglinks in Neovim documentation. Solution: Do not include whitespace in modeline.
justinmk
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Mar 20, 2024
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| // Modeline: must start with "vim:" (optionally preceded by whitespace) | ||
| modeline: ($) => token(prec(2, /[\t ]*vim:[^\n]+\n/)), | ||
| modeline: ($) => token(prec(2, /vim:[^\n]+\n/)), |
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Yeah, explicitly matching whitespace in the token always causes problems. And it's not needed here anyway, because modeline is defined as a top-level ("block") token:
Lines 25 to 29 in 66f4fee
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Yup. This slipped by me in review.
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Problem: Including leading whitespace in modeline leads (somehow) to
leading whitespace being included in other nodes, especially
taglink,and thus concealed. This breaks right-aligned taglinks in Neovim
documentation.
Solution: Do not include whitespace in modeline.