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It would be nice if there was a setting to allow alignment on : but disable alignment on ::. Maybe a blacklist of strings that will prevent alignment if they contain a character that normally would be aligned on.
Potentially this could be used to address issues such as #37 - in this case == would be added to the blacklist, which would prevent === from ever getting split, since the = characters in it would never be considered for splitting.
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Sorry for the slow reply! I like your proposal, I think that would solve these kinds of issues nicely. I'm still too bogged down in other projects to take a look into this right now unfortunately, but I'd be happy to look at a PR!
The following c++ code:
Aligns on the colon character:
This of course is not valid C++ anymore.
It would be nice if there was a setting to allow alignment on
:
but disable alignment on::
. Maybe a blacklist of strings that will prevent alignment if they contain a character that normally would be aligned on.Potentially this could be used to address issues such as #37 - in this case
==
would be added to the blacklist, which would prevent===
from ever getting split, since the=
characters in it would never be considered for splitting.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: