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This is a bit of an ambitious feature request, but I wanted to at least get it documented.
A while ago I asked for a feature in which I could simply push a button and functions would transform back and forth between block form and one line form. Amazingly, the prolific @carlobaldassi added this right away. This feature is wonderful and ever since I use it many times a day. It gets to a problem that writing code always has but very few text editors bother to solve: you never really know how long a line is going to be until you're done writing it.
It would be really great to have this for more block types. For example
if a
expr
end# toggles to
a && expr
if!a
expr
end# toggles to
a || expr
if a
expr1
else
expr2
end# toggles to
a ? expr1 : expr2
for x in v
expr
end# toggles toforeach(x -> expr, v)
f(y) do x
expr
end# toggles tof(x -> expr, y)
Again, that's a lot and I know this is ambitious to ask for (there's basically no chance I'll ever implement this myself in vimscript, though there's a chance I'll make a separate lua plugin for it one day); but I love the function block feature that already exists so much I thought this deserved an issue.
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This is a bit of an ambitious feature request, but I wanted to at least get it documented.
A while ago I asked for a feature in which I could simply push a button and functions would transform back and forth between block form and one line form. Amazingly, the prolific @carlobaldassi added this right away. This feature is wonderful and ever since I use it many times a day. It gets to a problem that writing code always has but very few text editors bother to solve: you never really know how long a line is going to be until you're done writing it.
It would be really great to have this for more block types. For example
Again, that's a lot and I know this is ambitious to ask for (there's basically no chance I'll ever implement this myself in vimscript, though there's a chance I'll make a separate lua plugin for it one day); but I love the function block feature that already exists so much I thought this deserved an issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: