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Well, I have been facing this issue for a long time. Whenever I try the command 'rafce' or such, it displays the required code but the whitespaces from the left don't really maps up with VS code, which kind of creates a bad experience for the user(Maybe for you it doesn't, but I really don't want to mess up with whitespaces when hitting up some code). Have a look at this code snippet:
Here, we clearly see that return statement is spaced two times from left (tho, the idea behind was to create a 'tab' spacing), and so is the div component. All good till now, but if I try to add my own function or any variable inside that 'hello' then:
Clearly, a flaw in spacing here (OK we can easily solve this either by giving 'return' a tab spacing or such, but it's obvious why we are really messing up with it cuz that will degrade our motive of using 'rafce' or such)
Looking for a fix or probably I gonna fix that.
Thanks!
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Well, I have been facing this issue for a long time. Whenever I try the command 'rafce' or such, it displays the required code but the whitespaces from the left don't really maps up with VS code, which kind of creates a bad experience for the user(Maybe for you it doesn't, but I really don't want to mess up with whitespaces when hitting up some code). Have a look at this code snippet:
Here, we clearly see that
return
statement is spaced two times from left (tho, the idea behind was to create a 'tab' spacing), and so is thediv
component. All good till now, but if I try to add my own function or any variable inside that 'hello' then:Clearly, a flaw in spacing here (OK we can easily solve this either by giving 'return' a tab spacing or such, but it's obvious why we are really messing up with it cuz that will degrade our motive of using 'rafce' or such)
Looking for a fix or probably I gonna fix that.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: