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Would be nice to have some kind of annotation on the function, for, if-else statements when the cursor is placed at the end keyword of that statement, e.g., if there is an if-else statement inside a constructor function inside a struct definition along with other things it becomes a little confusing, especially when there are too many lines. Currently we do have this kind of functionality for brackets of different kinds, hope it gets extended to control statements, function declarations and struct definitions.
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Annotating the start of the statement when cursor is places on end & vice-versa[FR]
Annotating the start of the statement when cursor is placed on end & vice-versa[FR]
Jan 14, 2022
Would be nice to have some kind of annotation on the function, for, if-else statements when the cursor is placed at the end keyword of that statement, e.g., if there is an if-else statement inside a constructor function inside a struct definition along with other things it becomes a little confusing, especially when there are too many lines. Currently we do have this kind of functionality for brackets of different kinds, hope it gets extended to control statements, function declarations and struct definitions.
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