Re: command-separator char

[Andreas Röhler]

Am 23.06.2015 um 14:45 schrieb Stefan Monnier:
> > > > Hmm, in python-mode, C-M-f at beginning of
> > > > import time; import os
> > > > ends after "os", but should stop at semi-colon.
> > > I was only talking about modes using SMIE.
> > Any example?
> Prolog, sh, css, Ruby, Tuareg, SML, Coq, Octave, Postscript, Modula-2?
> "grep smie-setup" is a good way to find out.
>
>
>          Stefan

With buffer sh-mode,

Same inconsistencies as common forward-sexp:

echo "foo"; echo "asdf";

With cursor at first word --> end of first word

With cursor inside first string --> end of first string

With cursor at end of first string --> inside second string

With cursor after first semicolon --> after second "echo"

etc.

Seems still no idea or definition what a sexp should be.

Unusable...