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From @prencher on April 21, 2016 22:28
When formatting a TSX document, <span onClick={this.test()}> gets formatted as <span onClick={this.test() }>.
<span onClick={this.test()}>
<span onClick={this.test() }>
It appears isolated to ), for example <span onClick={this.test}> is unaffected, as is every other case I could think of to test.
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<span onClick={this.test}>
I would assume this is supposed to not have spaces, or respect the non-empty bracket setting added in 1.0.
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Agree. Moving to the TS team which provides the formatter.
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From @prencher on April 21, 2016 22:28
When formatting a TSX document,
<span onClick={this.test()}>
gets formatted as<span onClick={this.test() }>
.It appears isolated to
)
, for example<span onClick={this.test}>
is unaffected, as is every other case I could think of to test.I would assume this is supposed to not have spaces, or respect the non-empty bracket setting added in 1.0.
Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#5630
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: