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Would it be possible to have an option that extends which characters are treated as argument separators?
The specific issue that I have is that I often have functions that look like f(a, b, c; d="foo", e="bar") where the semicolon denotes that all the following arguments are keyword arguments (Julia). argwrap is still useful here but the semicolon is not treated as a separator so you'll end up with
f(
a,
b,
c; d="foo",
e="bar",
)
If there were a way to specify that both , and ; should be treated as argument separators then I'd imagine that we could turn that into
f(
a,
b,
c;
d="foo",
e="bar",
)
By the way - this little plugin is a really nice quality-of-life improvement and I use it many(!) times every day. Thank you!
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Would it be possible to have an option that extends which characters are treated as argument separators?
The specific issue that I have is that I often have functions that look like
f(a, b, c; d="foo", e="bar")
where the semicolon denotes that all the following arguments are keyword arguments (Julia). argwrap is still useful here but the semicolon is not treated as a separator so you'll end up withIf there were a way to specify that both
,
and;
should be treated as argument separators then I'd imagine that we could turn that intoBy the way - this little plugin is a really nice quality-of-life improvement and I use it many(!) times every day. Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: