Align code by any characters

[kevin-wamae]

Hi? I've only managed to align comments starting with //.

How can I allow for other characters, such as # ?

[chouzz]

Could you please show somes examples? Maybe it's not supported yet.

[kevin-wamae]

Here's an example with R, where I'd want to align by # library(readtext) # handling plain and formatted text files library(magrittr) # command-chaining

[chouzz]

The default comment is //, but seems now it can be changed in different languages. I think it can be supported.

[kevin-wamae]

Ok, thanks.

Is that something I need to tweak on my end, or should I wait on you to add the feature?

[chouzz]

Just wait. I will add this.

[abyszuk]

+1 to this. In VHDL assignment operators have two forms: := and <= and it's pretty standard to have code aligned like this:

a_name <= '1';
b_sig  <= '0';
c_s    <= "001";

Also, comments start with --.

[chouzz]

Thanks for the feedback, I found it's harder than I thought, but I will investigate this.

[GaryLiuTelus]

+1 here. In SQL, you might want to align using AS:

SELECT
       XXX        AS      YY
       AAAAAA     AS      BB
FROM
       TTT

[loverchun]

I also need this performance, especially in python and shell code.

[Ahmad-Zaklouta]

+1 to this. In VHDL assignment operators have two forms: := and <= and it's pretty standard to have code aligned like this:

a_name <= '1';
b_sig  <= '0';
c_s    <= "001";

Also, comments start with --.

have anyone figure out how to fix this?

[loverchun]

您好，您的邮件我已收到，我会尽快给您回复，谢谢！