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‎Package/Sublime Text Syntax Definition/Oniguruma RegExp Indentation Rules.tmPreferences‎

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<plist version="1.0">
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<dict>
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<key>scope</key>
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<string>(source.regexp, source.yaml.sublime.syntax meta.expect-regexp) - comment</string>
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<key>settings</key>
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<dict>
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<key>comment</key>
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<string>
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Indent any unclosed groups - open parens that don't have a corresponding closing paren on the same line.
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Unindent any closed groups - close parens that don't have a corresponding opening paren on the same line.
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Also apply to the `expect-regexp` meta scope, because otherwise a line like `- match: (?=\))` in a `.sublime-syntax` file would not have these rules applied to it because the `source.regexp` scope (correctly) doesn't cover the newline.
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Parens inside comments (whether YAML or Regex) are ignored.
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</string>
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<key>indentParens</key>
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<false/>
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<key>increaseIndentPattern</key>
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<string><![CDATA[(?x)^
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(?<not_paren>
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(?:
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[^\\()]++ # anything that isn't a slash or a paren
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| \\(?> # this is the "known_char_escape" variable from the syntax definition
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[tnrfae]
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| [0-7]{3}
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| x \h\h
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| x \{ \h{1,8} \}
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| c \d+
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| C- \d+
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| M- \d+
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| M-\\C- \d+
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)
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| \\. # a single escape character
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)*+
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)
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(?<balanced_paren>(?:
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\( # an open paren
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\g<balanced_paren> # followed by any number of nested parens
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\) # a closing paren
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)*+)
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\( # followed by an unbalanced open paren
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]]></string>
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<key>decreaseIndentPattern</key>
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<string><![CDATA[(?x)^
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(?<not_paren>
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(?:
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[^\\()]++ # anything that isn't a slash or a paren
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| \\(?> # this is the "known_char_escape" variable from the syntax definition
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[tnrfae]
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| [0-7]{3}
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| x \h\h
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| x \{ \h{1,8} \}
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| c \d+
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| C- \d+
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| M- \d+
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| M-\\C- \d+
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)
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| \\. # a single escape character
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)*+
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)
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(?<balanced_paren>(?:
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\( # an open paren
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\g<balanced_paren> # followed by any number of nested parens
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\) # a closing paren
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)*+)
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\) # followed by an unbalanced close paren
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]]></string>
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</dict>
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<key>scope</key>
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<string>(source.regexp, source.yaml.sublime.syntax meta.expect-regexp) - comment</string>
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<key>settings</key>
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<dict>
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<key>comment</key>
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<string>
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Indent any unclosed groups - open parens that don't have a corresponding closing paren on the same line.
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Unindent any closed groups - close parens that don't have a corresponding opening paren on the same line.
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Also apply to the `expect-regexp` meta scope, because otherwise a line like `- match: (?=\))` in a `.sublime-syntax` file would not have these rules applied to it because the `source.regexp` scope (correctly) doesn't cover the newline.
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Parens inside comments (whether YAML or Regex) are ignored.
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</string>
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<key>indentParens</key>
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<false/>
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<key>increaseIndentPattern</key>
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<string><![CDATA[(?x)^
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(?<not_paren>
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(?:
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[^\\()]++ # anything that isn't a slash or a paren
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| \\(?> # this is the "known_char_escape" variable from the syntax definition
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[tnrfae]
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| [0-7]{3}
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| x \h\h
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| x \{ \h{1,8} \}
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| c \d+
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| C- \d+
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| M- \d+
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| M-\\C- \d+
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)
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| \\. # a single escape character
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)*+
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)
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(?<balanced_paren>(?:
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\( # an open paren
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\g<balanced_paren> # followed by any number of nested parens
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\) # a closing paren
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)*+)
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\( # followed by an unbalanced open paren
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]]></string>
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<key>decreaseIndentPattern</key>
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<string><![CDATA[(?x)^
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(?<not_paren>
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(?:
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[^\\()]++ # anything that isn't a slash or a paren
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| \\(?> # this is the "known_char_escape" variable from the syntax definition
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[tnrfae]
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| [0-7]{3}
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| x \h\h
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| x \{ \h{1,8} \}
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| c \d+
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| C- \d+
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| M- \d+
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| M-\\C- \d+
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)
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| \\. # a single escape character
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)*+
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)
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(?<balanced_paren>(?:
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\( # an open paren
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\g<balanced_paren> # followed by any number of nested parens
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\) # a closing paren
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)*+)
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\g<not_paren> # followed by anything that's not a group-related paren
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\) # followed by an unbalanced close paren
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]]></string>
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</dict>
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</dict>
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</plist>

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