You're right that there's a couple of examples where the indentation of
nim-mode is all over the place and this is one of them. I've been meaning to
take a look at this too, but lack of time and not being that experienced with
elisp means I haven't done so.
Something like this is another:
proc someProc(binWidth = 0.0,
breaks: seq[float] = @[],
binPosition = "none" # <- tab in this line will put it
# binPosition = "none", # <- here
): ReturnVal =
Run
The reason in your specific case of course is the tuple unpacking. It seems the
opening parens is confusing nim-mode. In my case it's the default @[] for the
breaks. Remove that and it works.
As far as I'm aware @krux02 did most of the recent development on nim-mode.
Also @kaushalmodi comes to mind as someone who could probably fix this easily.
