New inline config `-- brittany-disable` that parses but
ignores the current module. Useful if both brittany
and ghc-exactprint bug out for some syntax.
Simple records are supports. The tests cover:
- single records
- multi-field types
- columnized alignment
- basic deriving
- deriving strategies
- existential quanitification
A few items block merger
- retaining comments
A few items can be deferred:
- normal types
- sum types
e.g. "-- brittany --indent=4"
respects the following comment forms as input:
source comment affected target
======================================================
"-- brittany CONFIG" whole module
"-- brittany-next-binding CONFIG" next binding
"-- brittany-disable-next-binding" next binding
"-- brittany @ myExampleFunc CONFIG" `myExampleFunc`
multiline-comments are supported too, although
the specification must still be a single line. E.g.
"{- brittany --columns 50 -}"
CONFIG is either:
1) one or more flags in the form of what brittany accepts
on the commandline, e.g. "-- columns 50", or
2) one or more specifications in the form of what brittany
accepts in its config files for the layouting config
(a one-line yaml document), e.g. "{ lconfig_cols: 50 }"
see #30
Split up annotations by top-level elements in one
go, instead of doing the filtering per top-level
element (which necessarily makes things quadratic,
or rather O(n*m) with n top-level elements and m
size of annotation map). The fixed version should
be O(log n * m), and log n is negligible.
Previously, if the input did not end with a newline
character and config had 'ppconf_hackAroundIncludes = True'
then due to using unlines/lines the output contained an
additional newline.
Taylor Fausak
Joe Hermaszewski
Lennart Spitzner
Ximin Luo
Evan Rutledge Borden
Lennart Spitzner
Sergey Vinokurov
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