Hello! Many thanks for the tool, I have found it very useful. However, there is currently some behavior that breaks the philosophy of allowing you to choose whether you want to wrap lines or not.
Consider the following code, where GDScript explicitly allows line breaks:
var temp: String = (
"ABCDEF"
.replace("A", "111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111")
.replace("B", "2")
.replace("C", "3")
)
print(temp)
When formatted, the line breaks collapse, which I believe is an oversight:
var temp: String = (
"ABCDEF".replace("A", "111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111").replace("B", "2").replace("C", "3")
)
print(temp)
Current version of the tool: 0.18.2;
Platform: Linux;
Editor: Zed;
Godot version: 4.6.
Hello! Many thanks for the tool, I have found it very useful. However, there is currently some behavior that breaks the philosophy of allowing you to choose whether you want to wrap lines or not.
Consider the following code, where GDScript explicitly allows line breaks:
When formatted, the line breaks collapse, which I believe is an oversight:
Current version of the tool: 0.18.2;
Platform: Linux;
Editor: Zed;
Godot version: 4.6.