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When continuing a comment within a form I thought it was a good idea to enable the command, and do the same continuation regardless of where on the line the cursor is. Having used it during the workday I have noticed that this is not optimal. I think it boils down to these two problems:
In the leading whitespace before a comment, I expect the top-level evaluation to happen when I press alt+enter.
When the cursor is not at the end of the line I expect the trailing part of the comment to be moved down to the new comment line.
The first one:
(foo
| ; foo:foo)
alt+enter
Expected: Evaluation of top level form
Actual: Comment continuation
The second one:
; foo |bar
alt+enter
Expected:
; foo ; |bar
Actual:
; foo bar; |
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When continuing a comment within a form I thought it was a good idea to enable the command, and do the same continuation regardless of where on the line the cursor is. Having used it during the workday I have noticed that this is not optimal. I think it boils down to these two problems:
alt+enter
.The first one:
alt+enter
Expected: Evaluation of top level form
Actual: Comment continuation
The second one:
; foo |bar
alt+enter
Expected:
Actual:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: