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format on save uses standard setting of poppyprint #69

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kdauer opened this issue May 19, 2022 · 0 comments
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format on save uses standard setting of poppyprint #69

kdauer opened this issue May 19, 2022 · 0 comments
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story 📚 User stories are short, simple descriptions of a feature.

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kdauer commented May 19, 2022

Problem to solve

As Squeak Developer, I want to save my methods in a standardized poppyprint way but I want to see my personalized poppyprint settings while coding so that the code is not reformatted again and again.

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e.g. Braces are formatted in C Base Style, but I can change that in my preferences and it still gets stored in C Base style but my view is different
Code example how it gets stored:

{
example
}

and this is one possible way I can change my poppyprint preferences

{ example }

Acceptance Criteria

  • Given the standard poppyprint preferences. When I edit a method and press save then it gets saved in poppyprint-standard even if its displayed different
  • Given a customized formatted method when I press save or formatthen I want the method stored in the standard format of poppyprint
  • The selection can be choosen at the outer right button of the browser where you can select prettyprint preferences in a submenu
@kdauer kdauer added story 📚 User stories are short, simple descriptions of a feature. proposal 📄 Proposal for new Backlog Items labels May 19, 2022
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