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Supposed you have two markup extensions, {Binding} and {LogicalAnd}. In your Xaml Styler settings {Binding} is set to be kept on a single line.
If you format the given XAML, the result would be this:
<TextBox Text="Some Value" IsEnabled="{LogicalAnd {Binding IsWritable}, {Binding ElementName=CheckBox, Path=IsChecked}}" />
But the correct format would be:
since {Binding} should be on a single line even if it is nested.
Currently the most outer markup extension defines the format for the whole attribute value.
This issue is fixed with: #33
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Supposed you have two markup extensions, {Binding} and {LogicalAnd}.
In your Xaml Styler settings {Binding} is set to be kept on a single line.
If you format the given XAML, the result would be this:
But the correct format would be:
since {Binding} should be on a single line even if it is nested.
Currently the most outer markup extension defines the format for the whole attribute value.
This issue is fixed with: #33
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: