v1.1.0

1.1.0

• Adds more options for languages that do not enforce parentheses when calling functions

  • usePrefixSpace (defaults to false) adds a space to the variable prefix. In a language like ruby, print statements do not add a space and will output something like "VariableNameVariableValue". Setting this to true will make it prettier "VariableName VariableValue"

  • useParentheses (defaults to true)

    example ruby config:

    "[ruby]": {
        "wrap-log-simple.functionName": "print",
        "wrap-log-simple.useSemicolon": false,
        "wrap-log-simple.useParentheses": false,
        "wrap-log-simple.usePrefixSpace": true
    },

    outputs:

    lang = "ruby"
    print lang # alt + L
    print "lang ", lang # cmd + L