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Readability suggestion #377
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(or maybe even just drop The code is and let the user add that if they want) |
The getCode interface seems to be doing what you have in mind. Is it missing something? |
Yes, at the minimum, a line break so that the code starts on column one.
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The getCode interface seems to be doing what you have in mind. Is it missing something?
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@Nirhar, can you look into this issue, too? |
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Previously the dump function printed the code immediately after "The code is" which made the actual code less readable. Now a '\n' character has been added after "The code is" so that the actual code starts from a new line, making it more readable. This patch fixes vgvassilev#377
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Previously the dump function printed the code immediately after "The code is" which made the actual code less readable. Now a '\n' character has been added after "The code is" so that the actual code starts from a new line, making it more readable. This patch fixes #377
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clad/include/clad/Differentiator/Differentiator.h
Line 201 in 4f1c10e
would be more readable with another line break
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