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The comment formatting which was introduced in #30 distinguishes between inline and so called "leading comments". However Lisp (and Clojure) uses comment conventions which are using even more semicolons, i.e. Heading and Top-Level comments which are using four and three ; respectively (see https://guide.clojure.style/#four-semicolons-for-heading-comments and https://guide.clojure.style/#three-semicolons-for-top-level-comments). These comments shouldn't be reformatted with two semicolons. So we either need a way to detect these different comment types and provide separate prefix rules for them (i.e. Top-Level comments are usually followed by an empty line) or allow more flexible ways to specify the prefix rules for "leading comments".
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The comment formatting which was introduced in #30 distinguishes between inline and so called "leading comments". However Lisp (and Clojure) uses comment conventions which are using even more semicolons, i.e. Heading and Top-Level comments which are using four and three
;
respectively (see https://guide.clojure.style/#four-semicolons-for-heading-comments and https://guide.clojure.style/#three-semicolons-for-top-level-comments). These comments shouldn't be reformatted with two semicolons. So we either need a way to detect these different comment types and provide separate prefix rules for them (i.e. Top-Level comments are usually followed by an empty line) or allow more flexible ways to specify the prefix rules for "leading comments".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: