Issue with injected language

[gegoune]

Hey, have noticed that if you have a cursor inside string such as (lua file example)

vim.cmd 'stopinsert!'

commanding gcc leads to incorrectly commented out line:

" vim.cmd 'stopinsert!'

I am not quite sure if I would expect it to turn to

vim.cmd '" stopinsert!'

or simply do nothing (perhaps it should comment out injected code, as it would make sense within multilane blocks). But correct behaviour is surely wrong.

(thanks for great plugin!)

[numToStr]

This is kinda similar to #135

Could you try to recreate the same with vim.cmd[[stopinsert!]] or vim.cmd('stopinsert!')?

[gegoune]

Both work fine, as in, comments out entire line with -- .

[numToStr]

As I suspect, the thing with gcc is that it takes the range from the current cusor possition to the end of line and uses that to detects the language.

So with vim.cmd 'stopinsert!', gcc was only able to detect vim and used " as the commentstring. But with vim.cmd('stopinstert!'), the last char i.e ) is Lua so gcc then used ---

This situation, two languages on the same line, will always be ambiguous. And I don't even know whether is this something that needs to be fixed or not.

[numToStr]

I am closing this for now. As I don't know a solution that'll work in every case. If anyone figures this out feel free to reply or even raise a PR :)