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I have "Wrap lines after escaped newline characters" option enabled.
Following value:
void foo() { ++x; }
should be encoded as: (1)
void foo() {\n\ \ ++x;\n\ }
Notice the initial "\ " in second line - it is added to keep the initial whitespace characters in this line.
But the plugin encodes it as
void foo() {\n\ ++x;\n\ }
which is invalid because it is decoded as
which is wrong - initial indentation in 2nd line is lost.
Same if I open a file with correct encoding (1), then the plugin displays it correctly, but when it saves it back, it removes the initial "\ ".
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I have "Wrap lines after escaped newline characters" option enabled.
Following value:
should be encoded as: (1)
Notice the initial "\ " in second line - it is added to keep the initial whitespace characters in this line.
But the plugin encodes it as
which is invalid because it is decoded as
which is wrong - initial indentation in 2nd line is lost.
Same if I open a file with correct encoding (1), then the plugin displays it correctly, but when it saves it back, it removes the initial "\ ".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: