Olivier Halligon

Doesn't that template mean that _all_ strings would be printed as multiline strings then? And also if `value` is indeed multi-line, you'd have to indeed it with 3 spaces to...

> Funnily enough, the closing `"""` aligns with the content correctly. 

@PF93mc8y7erq92qTmTjJBysALa About your original goal that led to the issue, be aware that **it _is_ possible to declare multiple entries for a given parser (like `xcassets`) in your config file**....

Thanks for opening the issue There's already a PR started by @djbe addressing this; not sure how ready or WIP it is now? [EDIT] PR in question is #364

Ah, interesting. So if we detect that a set of images in the xcasset catalog all have the same prefix + a number at the end, we'd consider adding them...

Here's some Swift code I came up to filter a flat array of images and extract the candidates for `animagedImagesNamed(_:, duration:)`. ``` swift input.flatMap({ guard $0.hasSuffix("0") else { return nil...

@djbe Interesting thought. Not sure parsing with `actool` changes anything regarding detection of image sequences though? Don't think `actool` recognise them or generate a specific PLIST output for them, does...

Indeed Sourcery could probably be a solution. Would still be a nice to have in SwiftGen to generate that directly in the future :wink:

Incorrect sorting of files in High Sierra + APFS is expected as reported in https://github.com/SwiftGen/SwiftGenKit/issues/56 because High Sierra doesn't guarantee anymore the order of the array returned by `contentsOfDirectory(atPath:)`. So...

Wouldn't a localized sort be, by definition, dependent on the locale the machine running SwiftGen is using?