Use adaptation of vim-javascript indentation #67
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Hi thanks for this. Will take a look. |
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Use adaptation of vim-javascript indentation
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This all worked ok for me, thanks. Although indentation tends to get personal quickly... If people don't like it perhaps the indentation could move to a separate repository. |
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The current indentation uses an adaptation of Java indenting. I figured since Typescript is a superset of Javascript, the indentation should work fairly similarly. Lo and behold, it does. It works much better than the current version, and fixes problems such as #66
Let me know what I can do to facilitate switching over.