Closed FormerPhysicist closed 5 years ago
Like my prior issue, I've noticed that the indentation isn't right when a string contains a block keyword. For example,
def foo = "if for while else" def bar = false // This isn't right def foo = "normal string" def bar = true // This is what I'd expect
I'll submit a PR shortly that should put this issue (I hope) to bed.
This is fixed, isn't it?
Yep.
Like my prior issue, I've noticed that the indentation isn't right when a string contains a block keyword. For example,
I'll submit a PR shortly that should put this issue (I hope) to bed.