So Iâm trying to merge css-ts-mode with css-mode. Scss-mode inherits css-mode,
but if user enables tree-sitter for css-mode, scss-mode will inherit all that
tree-sitter setup, and lose all the native css setup. Then if a user doesnât
want to enable tree-sitter in scss-mode, too bad: scss-mode breaks.
Essentially scss-mode needs to be able to control which parts of css-modeâs
setup it wants to inheritânative setup or tree-sitter setupâregardless of
whether css-mode enables tree-sitter or not.
I wonder if we can do something like this:
css-mode
|
+---------+-----+-----------+
| | |
css-native-mode css-ts-mode scss-mode
|
+----+------------+
| |
scss-native-mode scss-ts-mode
css-mode: a virtual mode, only sets up basic things that both native and
tree-sitter mode needs, like comment-start.
css-native-mode: native setup
css-ts-mode: tree-sitter setup
scss-mode: a virtual mode, inherits css-mode
scss-native-mode: native setup
scss-ts-mode: tree-sitter setup
And user could use major-mode-remap-alist to choose which mode they want:
(css-mode . css-ts-mode) for enabling tree-sitter
(css-mode . css-native-mode) for not enabling tree-sitter
This could also used for other modes, like c-mode: c-mode, c-native-mode
(cc-mode), c-ts-mode.
Yuan
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