cases of case statement in parenthesis indents to opening paren

[leg7]

This happens in lambdas but I found that it happens more generally when the case statement is in parens.
This doesn't happen when you only have an opening parenthesis but since I use a plugin that inserts parenthesis in pairs (typing ( in insert mode gives you (_) where _ is your cursor) it happens all the time.

-- Expected
case inp of
     1 -> True
     2 -> False

-- Actual
(case inp of 
1 -> True
2 -> False)

-- Expected
case inp of 1 -> True
            2 -> False

-- Actual
(case inp of 1 -> True
2 -> False)

[itchyny]

Did you update the plugin after #33 was resolved?

[leg7]

Yeah I'm on 5181edc

#33 Fixed it when you are inserting a new case and the parens are not yet closed. If the parenthesis are already closed the indentation will not work

[leg7]

If think a similar bug occurs in this scenario

typeDef :: Parser TypeDef
typeDef = do char '!'
             typeName <- identifier
             char' '('

if you try adding anything after the last statement it will indent to the open paren.

typeDef :: Parser TypeDef
typeDef = do char '!'
             typeName <- identifier
             char' '('
                    hello there!

Here it would be enough to not indent to a paren if the paren is inside "" of ''

[itchyny]

I can see the issue with quoted parenthesis, but can't reproduce the first issue. The plugin works well with the following code.

f = \x -> (case x of
                1 -> True
                _ -> False)
g = 0

[leg7]

try starting from this

f = \x -> (case x of)

Now enter insert mode right before the closing paren and press enter.