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Would it be possible to include an autogobble (I was thinking of lstautogobble package for lstlisting, LaTeX) flag onto the silicon binary?
lstautogobble
lstlisting
LaTeX
E.g. of source code
local _status = { } -- Left components _status[1] = { } table.insert(_status[1], ux.half_sx) table.insert(_status[1], uc.editor.state) table.insert(_status[1], ux.half_dx)
Setting the initial indentation to the first actual line of code
It is surely possible with the aid of external tools, for example the following one-liner:
nth character
cut -c "${nth}-"
cut -c "$(grep -oP '^\t*' testcase | awk '{ print length+1 }' | sort -nu | head -n1)-" testcase
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Would it be possible to include an autogobble (I was thinking of
lstautogobble
package forlstlisting
,LaTeX
) flag onto the silicon binary?E.g. of source code
Setting the initial indentation to the first actual line of code
It is surely possible with the aid of external tools, for example the following one-liner:
nth character
(cut -c "${nth}-"
) insteadcut -c "$(grep -oP '^\t*' testcase | awk '{ print length+1 }' | sort -nu | head -n1)-" testcase
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: