haskell-forward-sexp should signal scan-error at the end of list like forward-sexp

[cruegge]

Emacs' own forward-sexp does not jump out of balanced expressions. Instead, it signals a scan-error. This behaviour is used by functions like up-list to determine the end of the expression. haskell-forward-sexp, on the other hand, jumps out of the expression without error. While this behaviour is probably more intuitive from the user perspective, it breaks at least one other useful navigation function.

I assume that implementing the proper behaviour for arbitrary Haskell expressions would be way to complex, but maybe it would be possible to simply signal an error when looking at a closing paren/bracket/brace, thus retaining the most common use-case for up-list, i.e. jumping out of sexp-like lists. Another option might be to just rebind forward-sexp instead of setting forward-sexp-function to a function that does not behave properly.

[gracjan]

Agreed. @cruegge: can you add a failing test case for this?

[cruegge]

Never did this, but I think I'll figure it out. Might take a while.

[gracjan]

Please put those tests in this file: https://github.com/haskell/haskell-mode/blob/master/tests/haskell-mode-tests.el

[gracjan]

Fixed by #1151.