Open DWin233 opened 3 years ago
Hi, I cannot reproduce the issue.
I am trying with Matlab R2020b, executing MBeautify.formatCurrentEditorPage()
on the following content using defautl configuration:
self.resultDir = self.totalDir + path + "/";
self.resultDir = self.totalDir + path + "\";
self.totalDir = ".\results\";
The result is the same as the input in my case.
Is there any special context I am missing for my tests?
My code is edited with Matlab 2020a. Here is the test code:
self=struct();
path="1";
self.totaldir=".\results\";
self.resdir=self.totaldir+path+"\";
After executing MBeautify.formatCurrentEditorPage() using default configuration, this code changes to :
self = struct();
path = "1";
self.totaldir = " .\ results \ ";
self.resdir = self.totaldir + path + " \ ";
I don't know whether this difference is due to the different versions of Matlab we use.
Hi @DWin233 ,
I tried again, this time with R2020b, still no "luck" reporducing it.
Are you using the default configuration or a moified one?
Hi David,
Thanks a lot for creating MBeautifier. Its a great tool and I'm using it a lot. Today I bumped into the same behavior as described in this issue. In my case I format:
path = "\\host\folder\file";
which results in
path = " \ \ host \ folder \ file";
I use the MBeautify.formatCurrentEditorPage() function for formatting. I use v1.3.2. Platform: Windows 10. Matlab version R2023a. As far as I'm aware I use a default configuration but if there are any settings that might impact this behavior, let me know.
I would really appreciate if you would take another look at this issue and I'm happy to provide you with any further information.
Best, Leon
Just some debugging:
Using chars:
path = '\\host\folder\file'; -> path = '\\host\folder\file'; (Correct)
Using string:
path = "//host/folder/file"; -> path = " / / host / folder / file"; (Incorrect)
Using other operators in a string:
text = "a+b" -> text = "a + b" (Incorrect)
In comments
% //host/folder/file -> % //host/folder/file (Correct)
In text arguments
disp //host/folder/file -> disp //host/folder/file (Correct)
So it appears this problem relates to the string environment not being recognized as such. Note the latter example contradicts #122.
Hello, I found a problem or bug when i use your tool to format my code. The space will be automatically generated on both sides of the "\" or "/" in strings.