Add support for do statement bodies that are not block statements
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…in the same way that we can already do with e.g. if or while statements. The new functionality will obey the `curly` option and allows the statement body to appear on the same line or the following line (in which case existing indentation rules will apply)
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Add support for `do` statement bodies that are not block statements
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Add support for `do` statement bodies that are not block statements
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Added support for do-statement bodies that are not block statements in the same way that we can already do with e.g. if or while statements.
The new functionality will obey the
curlyoption and allows the statement body to appear on the same line or the following line (in which case existing indentation rules will apply).Here is a Stack Overflow question which prompted this patch.