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Describe the bug When using gqq to format a Python comment, the line before it is included.
gqq
To Reproduce Example code:
def foo(): # This is a comment # This is a really long comment line that should be line wrapped using gqq but it shouldn't affect the line above it
Expected behavior Using gqq on the third line (long comment) should produce (using vim 8.2)
def foo(): # This is a comment # This is a really long comment line that should be line wrapped using gqq # but it shouldn't affect the line above it
Actual behavior Instead I get this:
def foo(): # This is a comment This is a really long comment line that should be line # wrapped using gqq but it shouldn't affect the line above it
Versions startup, version: 4107 linux x64 channel: stable
startup, version: 4107 linux x64 channel: stable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is due to a regression in ST4 sublimehq/sublime_text#3177
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Describe the bug
When using
gqq
to format a Python comment, the line before it is included.To Reproduce
Example code:
Expected behavior
Using
gqq
on the third line (long comment) should produce (using vim 8.2)Actual behavior
Instead I get this:
Versions
startup, version: 4107 linux x64 channel: stable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: