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Thanks for writing this plugin. It must have saved me days of work.
I've been using the Dockblockr:Wrap lines command, but it has some limitations. If you invoke Dockblockr:Wrap lines on this:
/** * Here is a basic description of the add function. Here is a bit more text to make this line really, really, really long. * * - One important thing to note. * - Another thing to note. * * @example * const foo = add(1, 2); * foo; // 3 * * @public */
...it turns into this:
/** * Here is a basic description of the add function. Here is a bit more text to make this line * really, really, really long. * * - One important thing to note. - Another thing to note. * @example const foo = add(1, 2); foo; // 3 * @public */
The wrapping of the description paragraph is perfect. But the list is changed into a single line. Also, the indented code snippet under @example has become a single line.
It would be awesome if Docblockr had an option (not necessarily enabled by default) to interpret the contents of the comment as Markdown and only apply the wrapping logic to actual paragraphs.
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Thanks for writing this plugin. It must have saved me days of work.
I've been using the
Dockblockr:Wrap lines
command, but it has some limitations. If you invokeDockblockr:Wrap lines
on this:...it turns into this:
The wrapping of the description paragraph is perfect. But the list is changed into a single line. Also, the indented code snippet under
@example
has become a single line.It would be awesome if Docblockr had an option (not necessarily enabled by default) to interpret the contents of the comment as Markdown and only apply the wrapping logic to actual paragraphs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: