nano-modeline breaks on html files

[sergeyplis]

The mode line on html files is simply not shown. The following is the error in the Messages buffer:

Error during redisplay: (eval (cond ((nano-modeline-prog-mode-p) (nano-modeline-default-mode)) ((nano-modeline-message-mode-p) (nano-modeline-message-mode)) ((nano-modeline-elfeed-search-mode-p) (nano-modeline-elfeed-search-mode)) ((nano-modeline-elfeed-show-mode-p) (nano-modeline-elfeed-show-mode)) ((nano-modeline-deft-mode-p) (nano-modeline-deft-mode)) ((nano-modeline-info-mode-p) (nano-modeline-info-mode)) ((nano-modeline-calendar-mode-p) (nano-modeline-calendar-mode)) ((nano-modeline-org-capture-mode-p) (nano-modeline-org-capture-mode)) ((nano-modeline-org-agenda-mode-p) (nano-modeline-org-agenda-mode)) ((nano-modeline-org-clock-mode-p) (nano-modeline-org-clock-mode)) ((nano-modeline-term-mode-p) (nano-modeline-term-mode)) ((nano-modeline-vterm-mode-p) (nano-modeline-term-mode)) ((nano-modeline-mu4e-dashboard-mode-p) (nano-modeline-mu4e-dashboard-mode)) ((nano-modeline-mu4e-main-mode-p) (nano-modeline-mu4e-main-mode)) ((nano-modeline-mu4e-headers-mode-p) (nano-modeline-mu4e-headers-mode)) ((nano-modeline-text-mode-p) (nano-modeline-default-mode)) ((nano-modeline-pdf-view-mode-p) (nano-modeline-pdf-view-mode)) ((nano-modeline-docview-mode-p) (nano-modeline-docview-mode)) ((nano-modeline-completion-list-mode-p) (nano-modeline-completion-list-mode)) ((nano-modeline-nano-help-mode-p) (nano-modeline-nano-help-mode)) (t (nano-modeline-default-mode)))) signaled (wrong-type-argument characterp sgml-xml-mode)

[rougier]

I think the html is not present and it should fall back to the default mode. Probably they I test for mode is wrong.

Could test the nano-modeline on ELPA to check if it is working properly?

[sergeyplis]

If I install from ELPA it does work with .html files as well

[rougier]

Best option would be to use the ELPA version of the modeline then. the nano-emacs package was my early attempt and I later split it in several packages such that people can choose which components they want to include (such a nano-theme for example).