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Hi!
If you want to follow BlueStyle, then the function declaration with a lot of arguments must be:
function foobar( df::DataFrame, id::Symbol, variable::Symbol, value::AbstractString, prefix::AbstractString="", )
If we set julia_indent_align_funcargs = 0, then we can achieve something like this but with an extra alignment step:
julia_indent_align_funcargs = 0
Is it possible to add an option to match BlueStyle?
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@rafaqz I tried to implement the feature myself. However, it turns out that my VimScript ability is not even close to do this :D
I managed to get what I described, but I broke many things with this :D
What I do in Vim to make things easier is to let it align as it is, and then type vi(<.
vi(<
If you don't mind hacking on the indent script, I think goerz/vimrc@1785628 fixes this behavior.
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Hi!
If you want to follow BlueStyle, then the function declaration with a lot of arguments must be:
If we set
julia_indent_align_funcargs = 0
, then we can achieve something like this but with an extra alignment step:Is it possible to add an option to match BlueStyle?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: