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[TVMScript] Text underlining in DocPrinter based on Doc's source_paths #12344
[TVMScript] Text underlining in DocPrinter based on Doc's source_paths #12344
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Should it skip printing carets under the indentation spaces for multi-line underline?
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I'm not sure, I could see arguments either way.
I'd say that the first option can provide a better sense of "continuity". make it clear that this is one chunk of text being highlighted, as opposed to two different chunks. Also it seems to simplify the implementation :)
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This makes sense. What I was thinking about is the deeply nested code, like
But it does add more complexity to the implementation. We can keep it as is for now and make improvement in the future if needed.
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Good point about the nested code. But let's give the simpler implementation a shot and then add more complexity if people hate this behavior.