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if (true ||
true);
if (true ||
!true);
var a = true ||
true;
var b = true ||
!true;
It produces:
if (true ||
true);
if (true || !true);
var a = true ||
true;
var b = true || !true;
It should produce the same formatting when using operators at the start of the line in the expressions as it does without the operators. My example only shows '!' but the same thing is happening with '+', '-' etc.
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If you run this on http://jsbeautifier.org/
It produces:
It should produce the same formatting when using operators at the start of the line in the expressions as it does without the operators. My example only shows '!' but the same thing is happening with '+', '-' etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: