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The following, when NoEmptyLinesOpeningClosingBraces is true,
func foo(){letx=1// let y = 2// let z = 3}
results in
func foo(){letx=1// let y = 2// let z = 3}
It also happens the other way around.
func foo(){// let w = 0letx=1}
becomes
func foo(){// let w = 0letx=1}
IMO both cases should be left unchanged, because these empty lines will likely be intentional. Also, in the stricter sense, they are not located after/before the opening/closing braces.
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The following, when
NoEmptyLinesOpeningClosingBraces
is true,results in
It also happens the other way around.
becomes
IMO both cases should be left unchanged, because these empty lines will likely be intentional. Also, in the stricter sense, they are not located after/before the opening/closing braces.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: