Danny Tuppeny

It's not great, but I noticed that user-defined snippets in VS Code can use `$TM_SELECTED_TEXT` to wrap a selection. So VS Code users can create their own snippets to do...

> I was thinking if this ever becomes a thing, there could be a way for the user to set which assists they'd like to see. Do you mean allowing...

> your comment got me wondering if the user's created "Wrap with" could be added to non-Widget classes for dart packages that add wrappers to their own or Dart base...

I'm not sure what to do in the case of `getHover` (which is what the request was initially for, but VS Code no longer users). It might be difficult to...

@FMorschel thanks! I didn't notice in the CL but the text here is wrapped in triple backticks so it has language syntax highlighting applied to it (eg. `for` is coloured...

In that case, I wonder if Dart should be more aggressive (not just the memory provider). It seems weird if Dart's expected behaviour depends on whichever Windows API its implementation...

Sure! I wasn't sure how much LocalFileSystem did and assumed it was the same. In this case, the behaviour does match anyway: ```dart int('native'); // Create a file at test\test.txt...

That sounds good to me. My request is really that switching from real file system methods (or LocalFileSystem) to MemoryFileSystem doesn't introduce differences in behaviour (especially if they're subtle, silent...

I've opened a PR with some tests that pass if I use the same slash direction, but fail as-committed: https://github.com/google/file.dart/pull/115 I couldn't see an obvious way to skip them though....

My understanding from @zanderso's comment https://github.com/google/file.dart/issues/112#issuecomment-417269305 is that both slash directions should work using this, as they do in the real implementations. Having subtle differences in behaviour between your tests...