Closed oskgo closed 3 months ago
This causes very wide and hard to read output when using long module names or deeply nested modules, especially when using pRHL where line wrapping issues affect the quality of the entire output rather than just the line where the issue occurred.
I've got the following minimal reproduction:
module type Foo = {}. module VeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeryLongName1 = {}. module VeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeryLongName2 (F: Foo) = { proc main() = {} }. module VeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeryLongName3 (F: Foo) = { proc main() = {} }. equiv test: VeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeryLongName2( VeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeryLongName1).main ~ VeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeryLongName3( VeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeryLongName1).main : true ==> true. proc*.
This causes very wide and hard to read output when using long module names or deeply nested modules, especially when using pRHL where line wrapping issues affect the quality of the entire output rather than just the line where the issue occurred.
I've got the following minimal reproduction: