Open raffaem opened 5 months ago
Hi @raffaem, hmm, this would be difficult to do the way trevj
works at the moment since it basically just adds newlines between children of some treesitter (container) node. However in this case the syntax tree is nested:
(expression_statement) ; [1:1 - 25]
(assignment) ; [1:1 - 25]
left: (identifier) ; [1:1 - 1]
right: (string) ; [1:5 - 25]
(string_start) ; [1:5 - 5]
(string_content) ; [1:6 - 24]
(string_end) ; [1:25 - 25]
(expression_statement) ; [2:1 - 74]
(assignment) ; [2:1 - 74]
left: (identifier) ; [2:1 - 2]
right: (call) ; [2:6 - 74]
function: (attribute) ; [2:6 - 72]
object: (call) ; [2:6 - 66]
function: (attribute) ; [2:6 - 64]
object: (call) ; [2:6 - 58]
function: (attribute) ; [2:6 - 56]
object: (call) ; [2:6 - 50]
function: (attribute) ; [2:6 - 37]
object: (call) ; [2:6 - 29]
function: (attribute) ; [2:6 - 14]
object: (identifier) ; [2:6 - 6]
attribute: (identifier) ; [2:8 - 14]
arguments: (argument_list) ; [2:15 - 29]
(string) ; [2:16 - 22]
(string_start) ; [2:16 - 16]
(string_content) ; [2:17 - 21]
(string_end) ; [2:22 - 22]
(string) ; [2:25 - 28]
(string_start) ; [2:25 - 25]
(string_content) ; [2:26 - 27]
(string_end) ; [2:28 - 28]
attribute: (identifier) ; [2:31 - 37]
arguments: (argument_list) ; [2:38 - 50]
(string) ; [2:39 - 43]
(string_start) ; [2:39 - 39]
(string_content) ; [2:40 - 42]
(string_end) ; [2:43 - 43]
(string) ; [2:46 - 49]
(string_start) ; [2:46 - 46]
(string_content) ; [2:47 - 48]
(string_end) ; [2:49 - 49]
attribute: (identifier) ; [2:52 - 56]
arguments: (argument_list) ; [2:57 - 58]
attribute: (identifier) ; [2:60 - 64]
arguments: (argument_list) ; [2:65 - 66]
attribute: (identifier) ; [2:68 - 72]
arguments: (argument_list) ; [2:73 - 74]
Is it possible to split on Python method chains as well?
For example:
To become: