oakmac: Are you still using Sublime Parinfer? Is it working well for you?
tonsky: Not really. I liked it for a while, but then noticed it formats files I open even if I don’t touch them, so I disabled it. I’m open to try again, if that’s fixed. Maybe I can do it one day, but not right now
oakmac: When you are using Parinfer, it is in control of closing parens (based on indentation). So if you open a file it will automatically do that. There is no way to "keep the existing parens" and also be using Parinfer.
tonsky: Well, you can trigger it only after first change
Sublime Text Parinfer does not need to modify files when they are opened. We can wait until the first edit and then try and be selective about the changes made to the file.
oakmac
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1 year ago
Feedback from @tonsky:
oakmac: Are you still using Sublime Parinfer? Is it working well for you?
tonsky: Not really. I liked it for a while, but then noticed it formats files I open even if I don’t touch them, so I disabled it. I’m open to try again, if that’s fixed. Maybe I can do it one day, but not right now
oakmac: When you are using Parinfer, it is in control of closing parens (based on indentation). So if you open a file it will automatically do that. There is no way to "keep the existing parens" and also be using Parinfer.
tonsky: Well, you can trigger it only after first change
Sublime Text Parinfer does not need to modify files when they are opened. We can wait until the first edit and then try and be selective about the changes made to the file.