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I'd like to change the behaviour of the Comment with line comment function. I'm using the Perl (Camelcade) Plugin.
When I comment with line comment the # will be added at the first column of the line. Is there any chance to set this on the first character?
Example:
sub test {
my $log = $self->{__logger};
my $sRegexPattern = $self->getMetaFields;
is actual becoming
sub test {
my $log = $self->{__logger};
# my $sRegexPattern = $self->getMetaFields;
My preference would be:
sub test {
my $log = $self->{__logger};
# my $sRegexPattern = $self->getMetaFields;
Is there way to change this behaviour?
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+ Perl Camelcade Plugin
Addition:
We use Perl::Tidy and Perl::Tidy will do:
sub test {
if ( something ) {
my $log = $self->{__logger};
# my $sRegexPattern = $self->getMetaFields;
}
...
-->
sub test {
if ( something ) {
my $log = $self->{__logger};
# my $sRegexPattern = $self->getMetaFields;
}
...
That is the reasion why I'd like to change this behaviour. E.g.: Visual Studio Code and other editors do:
sub test {
if ( something ) {
my $log = $self->{__logger};
# my $sRegexPattern = $self->getMetaFields;
}
...
-->
sub test {
if ( something ) {
my $log = $self->{__logger};
# my $sRegexPattern = $self->getMetaFields;
}
...
so Perl::Tidy won't ruin the look.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'd like to change the behaviour of the Comment with line comment function. I'm using the Perl (Camelcade) Plugin.
When I comment with line comment the # will be added at the first column of the line. Is there any chance to set this on the first character?
Example:
is actual becoming
My preference would be:
Is there way to change this behaviour?
Addition:
We use Perl::Tidy and Perl::Tidy will do:
-->
That is the reasion why I'd like to change this behaviour. E.g.: Visual Studio Code and other editors do:
-->
so Perl::Tidy won't ruin the look.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: