What are the steps to reproduce this issue?（重现步骤？）
Have a file with the following content and then reformat the code.
local t = {}
function t:a() -- this comment will stay the same
end
function t:b() -- this comment will be reformatted to the next line
local randomNumber = math.random(10)
if randomNumber < 2 then -- this comment will be reformatted to the next line
return 1
elseif randomNumber < 4 then -- this comment will stay the same
else -- this comment will be reformatted to the next line
local test = 1
end
end
return t
What happens?（出现什么问题？）
Some comments will be reformatted to new lines.
What were you expecting to happen?（期望？）
Being able to configure the Lua Code Style to prevent the comments in mentioned file being located on new lines.
Any other comments?（其它说明）
I could be wrong, but it looks like comments want to 'stick' to their owner. Because the comments will only be reformatted when there's a line of code on the next line.
I'm willing to make a pull request myself, but I have no idea what part of the code makes these reformats, so if you could guide me into the right direction that would be great, I could add a settings to optionally disable this behaviour.
pouwelsjochem
commented
3 years ago
Environment（环境）
What are the steps to reproduce this issue?（重现步骤？）
Have a file with the following content and then reformat the code.
What happens?（出现什么问题？）
Some comments will be reformatted to new lines.
What were you expecting to happen?（期望？）
Being able to configure the Lua Code Style to prevent the comments in mentioned file being located on new lines.
Any other comments?（其它说明）
I could be wrong, but it looks like comments want to 'stick' to their owner. Because the comments will only be reformatted when there's a line of code on the next line.
I'm willing to make a pull request myself, but I have no idea what part of the code makes these reformats, so if you could guide me into the right direction that would be great, I could add a settings to optionally disable this behaviour.