I went down the path of switching to standardrb, but I didn't like how it reformatted ffi-related code (for example, multi-line function, enum, etc definitions are currently formatted such that params or members are all aligned; standardrb outdents everything after the first line of the statement. If it was just a case or two, I'd probably switch, but since there's so much of that, it wasn't worth it to me. As such, this just borrows standardrb's default to double-quotes and autofixes all of those.
I went down the path of switching to
standardrb
, but I didn't like how it reformatted ffi-related code (for example, multi-linefunction
,enum
, etc definitions are currently formatted such that params or members are all aligned;standardrb
outdents everything after the first line of the statement. If it was just a case or two, I'd probably switch, but since there's so much of that, it wasn't worth it to me. As such, this just borrowsstandardrb
's default to double-quotes and autofixes all of those.