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feat(c_sharp): add indent query #5344
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The if_statement should be similar enough to C that I suggest you can use the C's indent queries version, with nodes modification (i.e.
(compound_statement) -> (block)
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I remember I was looking onto C's version, but I understood only like half of it, so i did this, which I undestand. I think there is subtle difference in tree for C and C#. I generally had hard time to debug the thing so I ended up with kind of first working solution.
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Can you add some tests? At least there should be some test files on how this is expected to work.
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Yeah, I started writing something. But I probably don't get how it is supposed to work. I managed to start the test. I wrote some example files. But no matter what I put in those files,
whole_file
always passes. I'd expect it to fail when the file isn't indented in harmony with the query.newline
fails sometimes, but obviously puts different indetation compared to==
on such line. So, is it for testing opening new line and indentation triggers? Or just one of them?