some updates/bugfixes/etc

--HG--
branch : pmacs2

README

@@ -2,14 +2,18 @@ Pmacs version 0.1
 
 Released june 27, 2007 by Erik Osheim <erik@osheim.org>
 
-Explanation paragraph goes here.
+Pmacs is an Emacs-like editor written entirely in Python. It is designed to have
+maximally correct and powerful support for syntax highlighting, indenting, etc.
+and to be extensible in python.
 
 Requirements:
 =============
     1. python 2.3 or higher
     2. ncurses
-    3. ispell (optional, for spell-as-you-type)
-    4. perl (optional, for perl-mode)
-    5. etc, etc, etc...
 
-Basic usage stuff should go here.
+Optional Dependencies:
+======================
+    1. ispell
+    2. aespipe
+    3. perl
+    4. ctags

mode_perl.py

@@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ class PerlViewWordPerldoc(method.Method):
         # then try it as a function
         data = self._try(w, word, asfunc=True)
         if data:
-            self._show(w, data, parts[0])
+            self._show(w, data, word)
         else:
             w.application.set_error('nothing found for %r' % word)
 

mode_python.py

@@ -71,9 +71,11 @@ class PythonTabber(tab2.StackTabber):
             y -= 1
 
         # ok, so clear out our stack and then loop over each line
+        self.popped = False
         self.markers = []
         while y <= target:
             self.continued   = False
+            self.last_popped = self.popped
             self.popped      = False
             tokens           = self.get_tokens(y)
             currlvl          = self.get_curr_level()
@@ -101,6 +103,12 @@ class PythonTabber(tab2.StackTabber):
             self.record[y] = tuple(self.markers)
             y += 1
 
+    def _handle_close_token(self, currlvl, y, i):
+        try:
+            return tab2.StackTabber._handle_close_token(self, currlvl, y, i)
+        except:
+            return currlvl
+
     def _handle_other_token(self, currlvl, y, i):
         token  = self.get_token(y, i)
         fqname = token.fqname()
@@ -131,24 +139,26 @@ class PythonTabber(tab2.StackTabber):
             if token.string in self.endlevel_names:
                 # we know we'll unindent at least once
                 self._pop()
+                self.popped = True
             elif token.string in self.startlevel_names and self.is_leftmost_token(y, i):
                 # we know we will indent exactly once
                 self._append(token.string, currlvl + 4)
             elif token.string in ('elif', 'else') and self.is_leftmost_token(y, i):
                 # we know we'll unindent at least to the first if/elif
-                if not self.popped:
+                if not self.popped and not self.last_popped:
+                    raise Exception, "junka"
                     self._pop_until('if', 'elif')
                     currlvl = self.get_curr_level()
                 self._append(token.string, currlvl + 4)
             elif token.string == 'except' and self.is_leftmost_token(y, i):
                 # we know we'll unindent at least to the first try
-                if not self.popped:
+                if not self.popped and not self.last_popped:
                     self._pop_until('try')
                     currlvl = self.get_curr_level()
                 self._append(token.string, currlvl + 4)
             elif token.string == 'finally' and self.is_leftmost_token(y, i):
                 # we know we'll unindent at least to the first try/except
-                if not self.popped:
+                if not self.popped and not self.last_popped:
                     self._pop_until('try', 'except')
                     currlvl = self.get_curr_level()
                 self._append(token.string, currlvl + 4)
@@ -192,19 +202,23 @@ class Python(mode2.Fundamental):
             'continuation':      color.build('red', 'default'),
             'system_identifier': color.build('cyan', 'default'),
         }
+        self.pythonlib = "."
     def name(self):
         return "Python"
 
-class PythonCheckSyntax(method.Method):
+class PythonSetLib(method.Method):
-    '''Check the syntax of the current python file'''
+    '''Set the path(s) to find perl modules'''
     def _args(self):
         return [method.Argument("lib", type=type(""), prompt="Python Path: ",
-                                datatype='path',
                                 default=default.build_constant("."))]
     def _execute(self, w, **vargs):
-        a = vargs['lib']
+        w.mode.pythonlib = vargs['lib']
+    
+class PythonCheckSyntax(method.Method):
+    '''Check the syntax of the current python file'''
+    def _execute(self, w, **vargs):
         mod = os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(w.buffer.path))[0]
-        cmd = "PYTHONPATH=%s python -c 'import %s'" % (a, mod)
+        cmd = "PYTHONPATH=%s python -c 'import %s'" % (w.mode.pythonlib, mod)
         (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput(cmd)
         if status == 0:
             w.application.set_error("Syntax OK")
@@ -362,4 +376,4 @@ class PythonDictCleanup(method.Method):
         start_p = Point(0, start)
         end_p = Point(0, end + 1)
         w.kill(start_p, end_p)
-        w.insert(start_p, data)
+        w.insert_string(start_p, data)

tab2.py

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ class StackTabber(Tabber):
         if not self.markers:
             raise Exception, "unmatched closing token %r" % s1
         s2 = self.markers[-1].name
-        if s1 == self.mode.opentags[s2]:
+        if self.mode.closetags[s1] == s2:
             self._pop()
             if self.is_leftmost_token(y, i):
                 currlvl = self.get_curr_level()