When rewrapping comments in C++ (in my case, triple-slash ///) I would like the behaviour for Markdown like bullet lists to be the same as when editing Markdown (.md) files.
For example, wrapping this in Markdown:
* foo bar baz
* foo bar baz
will become
* foo bar
baz
* foo bar
baz
The wrapped lines are aligned to the first character of the list item and separate list items are kept separate
However wrapping in C++:
/// * foo bar baz
/// * foo bar baz
will become:
/// * foo bar
/// baz * foo
/// bar baz
This appears to be doing just a plain text wrap without any Markdown-awareness.
Perhaps there can be an option to treat comment contents as Markdown in different languages?
When rewrapping comments in C++ (in my case, triple-slash
///) I would like the behaviour for Markdown like bullet lists to be the same as when editing Markdown (.md) files.For example, wrapping this in Markdown:
will become
The wrapped lines are aligned to the first character of the list item and separate list items are kept separate
However wrapping in C++:
will become:
This appears to be doing just a plain text wrap without any Markdown-awareness.
Perhaps there can be an option to treat comment contents as Markdown in different languages?