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IntelliJ shows you exactly where the block starts, so if you have a line with less indentation (causing the entire block to start at that column), it is easy to
by electrum 6y ago
IntelliJ shows you exactly where the block starts, so if you have a line with less indentation (causing the entire block to start at that column), it is easy to spot.
- hashhar 6y agoThanks for sharing that. I can definitely see myself using the multi-line blocks since they are much better than the kind of things we need to do today. At the same time I'm slightly scared of that magic. It helps that it's well-defined in the JEP.