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Indentation with heredocs is less than ideal. #86
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Syntax highlighting portion of this has been resolved. |
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Heredocs are completely unsupported
Indentation with heredocs is less than ideal.
Aug 19, 2014
Any news on the indentation of heredocs? |
Related to #203 |
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Fixes incorrect dialyzer warning. Resolves elixir-editors#85
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…s#86) Since the server is using didSave notification, it needs to specifically ask for it in the server capabilities. In VS Code it works fine without this, because the editor sends the notification regardless of what server advertises. However, other editors, such as Emacs with lsp-mode, break without this config.
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Indentation is not where I want it for
@doc
@moduledoc
and~s
syntax.When pressing enter after a
"""
, I want the cursor to align with@doc
:Right now the cursor just goes to the beginning of the line (column 0) which is annoying. Thankfully however it can be manually aligned without interference from any auto-indentation busy-bodying.
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