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…ftlang#297>. The basic idea here is to insert `enableFormatting` and `disableFormatting` tokens into the print stream when we enter or leave the selection. When formatting is enabled, we print out the tokens as usual. When formatting is disabled, we turn off any output until the next `enableFormatting` token. When that token is hit, we write the original source text from the location of the last `disableFormatting` to the current location. Note that this means that all the APIs need the original source text to be passed in. A `Selection` is represented as an enum with an `.infinite` case, and a `.ranges` case to indicate either selecting the entire file, or an array of start/end utf-8 offsets. The offset pairs are given with `Range<AbsolutePosition>`, matching the (now common) usage in swift-syntax. For testing, allow marked text to use `⏩` and `⏪` to deliniate the start/end of a range of a selection. The command line now takes an `--offsets` option of comma-separated "start:end" pairs to set the selection for formatting.
…ore test cases. For formatting a selection (<swiftlang#297>).
… support passing multiple of them.
Pretty-print the `@_expose` with the correct spacing. It was formatted as `@_expose(wasm,"foo")` instead of `@_expose(wasm, "foo")`.
Support for formatting a selection
…e-attribute Fix `@_expose` attribute argument spacing
…indentation Handle indented block comments with ASCII art correctly.
deleting in favor of the organization wide coc; this file present means that the repo is opt-ing out of that
contains old language; moving towards a unified strategy with CONTRIBUTING files.
adding in a contribution section from the removal of the contributing.md file
Delete CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
Update README.md
Delete CONTRIBUTING.md
This change breaks up the PrettyPrint class into one piece that is responsible for tracking the state of the pretty printing algorithm - processing the tokens, tracking the break stack, comma delimited region stack, etc.; and another piece that is responsible for assembling the output and tracking the state of the output - current line, column position, and indentation.
Update links for repositories moved to the swiftlang org on GitHub
Update README.md to mention that swift-format is included in Xcode 16
add support for riscv64
Split the PrettyPrint class into two pieces.
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