John Harrop <[email protected]> writes:
> The following, which I relinquish into the public domain and certify is
> original to me, takes a string and reformats it as Clojure code, returning a
> string. It behaves similarly to the Enclojure reformatter, but:
> 1. Outside string literals and comments, it will take care of all
> spacing.
> 2. Comments get one space before and one after the ; before the
> comment text. If the comment text originally started with a space
> none is inserted after the ;.
> 3. If two comments are on successive lines and the second can be
> aligned with the first by inserting additional spaces before the
> ;, the comments are aligned in this manner; exception to item 2.
it doesn't handle these comments gracefully
(format-code
";;; header comment
(defn test-comments []
;; whole line comment
:thing)")
--
jan
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