Code formatter will trigger wolfram lint(Different Line)

[asukaminato0721]

foo[someVery[xxx], someVeryLongFunctionName[xxx, xxx], someVeryLongFunctionName@ xxx]

Will be formatted into

foo[someVery[xxx], someVeryLongFunctionName[xxx, xxx], someVeryLongFunctionName
     @ xxx]

then

---

May be can be like this?

foo[
    someVery[xxx], 
    someVeryLongFunctionName[xxx, xxx], 
    someVeryLongFunctionName @ xxx
]

Also, <| |> has this problem.

<|xxx -> xxx, xxx1 -> xxx, xxx2 -> xxx, xxx3 -> xxx, xxx4 -> xxx, xxx5 -> xxx|>

Becomes

<|xxx -> xxx, xxx1 -> xxx, xxx2 -> xxx, xxx3 -> xxx, xxx4 -> xxx, xxx5
     -> xxx|>

[bostick]

CodeFormatter is not good at handling line breaks right now. You can supply a line width of Infinity by doing this:

In[4]:= CodeFormat["foo[someVery[xxx], someVeryLongFunctionName[xxx, \
xxx], someVeryLongFunctionName@ xxx]", "LineWidth" -> Infinity]

Out[4]= "foo[someVery[xxx], someVeryLongFunctionName[xxx, xxx], \
someVeryLongFunctionName @ xxx]"

and then everything stays on a single line.

Unfortunately, that is also not what you want.

It is hard for the formatter to know what to put on multiple lines (like in your suggestion) or to keep on a single line.

It looks like you are using VSCode from the screenshots.

In VSCode, you can do this in the settings to set the line width:

"wolfram.command": [
    "`kernel`",
    "-noinit",
    "-noprompt",
    "-nopaclet",
    "-nostartuppaclets",
    "-noicon",
    "-run",
    "Needs[\"LSPServer`\"];CodeFormatter`$DefaultLineWidth=Infinity;LSPServer`StartServer[]"
]

[asukaminato0721]

Temporary solved it.