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Because of the missing comma on the first line, I use visual-block mode to do the alignment, ignoring the leading commas. Here's the keys I used, my cursor started at the beginning of the code block: f(<C-v>9j$ga,.
As you can see, the values after the first , of my selection are not all aligned with each other as I hoped they would be.
It's worth mentioning it worked as expected when I added a comma to the first line that was missing one and used visual-line mode (V9jga2,). Adding the comma outside the selection did not affect how visual-block mode behaved.
I'm on the latest version of vim-easy-align and Neovim 0.4.3.
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I am trying to align the following code:
And I want to end up with this:
Because of the missing comma on the first line, I use visual-block mode to do the alignment, ignoring the leading commas. Here's the keys I used, my cursor started at the beginning of the code block:
f(<C-v>9j$ga,
.This is what I end up with after doing that:
As you can see, the values after the first
,
of my selection are not all aligned with each other as I hoped they would be.It's worth mentioning it worked as expected when I added a comma to the first line that was missing one and used visual-line mode (
V9jga2,
). Adding the comma outside the selection did not affect how visual-block mode behaved.I'm on the latest version of vim-easy-align and Neovim 0.4.3.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: