mismatched parentheses about swift-mode HOT 14 CLOSED

Hey @akoaysigod, it doesn't seem to happen for me in my setup. Just tried to create a class with method and no error appeared. What's your emacs version and what error message do you get? I'm not sure how to debug it, I will need to reproduce it somehow in my setup, so would be great to get as much information as possible.

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24.3 is the version I'm using on OSX. It just says "Mismatched Parentheses" at the bottom. Sorry I'm new to emacs, I think the main problem is with autopair which doesn't seem to work with this mode. But I do get the error regardless of whether or not it's on. I also got it on a fresh install on Ubuntu. I'm not sure if it's relevant at all at this point now that I've realized it was autopair messing up. Sorry.

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Ok, I'm using 24.4, so that's may be the case. I wonder if you use clean emacs or configuration packs like Prelude? Also did you install this mode manually or from MELPA?

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I installed it from MELPA. I'm not using Prelude and it happened on a clean install of emacs as well albeit a different version probably since it was on Ubuntu and not OSX.

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Ok, I will try this setup.

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Did this:

• Installed emacs from homebrew with: --cocoa --srgb;
• Created init.el with MELPA initialisation;
• Installed swift-mode;

Created test .swift file and wrote this:

class Foo {
    func bar() {
        return "test";
    }
}

No errors occurred. Any idea what else I can check?

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I just did the same thing and it says Mismatched Parentheses in the mode line as soon as I finished typing func. Like I said I don't even know if it's a big deal or not. Sorry I can't provide you with more information.

At this point my other minor modes stop working. Although in this case, there's nothing installed besides swift-mode. This doesn't happen in any other major modes I've been working in.

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Ok I was able to reproduce this and some results:

• Warning itself is related to this and can be solved by setting blink-matching-paren to nil;
• It also somehow related to the smie based indentation, I'm still checking what is the problem here;
• It doesn't result in malfunctioning of other modes for me, even after this warning indentation and highlighting still works.

I will check if it's a problem with smie.

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Anyone made any progress on this issue yet?

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@olepor as far as the warning goes it's still happening. I haven't had the problem with the indentation in a while though.

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I seem to have a problem with autopairing braces in swift-mode. Anyone else recognise these symptoms? Parenthesis work just fine, but there is something that messes with the mathcing of braces. It seems like it is trying to match them (the braces) with keywords- such as if, for... etc
instead of the mathcing brace. I guess this has something to do with the swift-mode functionality.
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Hey @olepor can you make a gist or something with an example of the situation (something minimal). I assume the problem is the error message (Mismatched parenthesis), right? Or you have a different problem?

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Hi

I am having this problem as well. It seems the '..<' and related range syntax are causing the issue. The standard '...' range works perfectly fine, however when the the angle brackets are introduced it begins to complain about mismatching parenthesis.

I am using Emacs 24.5.1 with swift-mode installed through the MELPA repository.

Thank you for your continued support.

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Closing in favor of the new indentation logic.

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