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It becomes quite hard to read the output. Would it be useful to add a ' ' each before the "=>" of a
Hash? The other parts I don't care as much, but " => " would be more readable.
I understand that we can customize this already, but I was hoping this
be sufficiently useful to be added in general. The name could be
:padding but it could be anything else, like :internal_spacing or
:spacing or anything like that.
Thanks for reading - please proceed in any way you see fit about
this short proposal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently if you pp a more complex object such as:
It becomes quite hard to read the output. Would it be useful to add a ' ' each before the "=>" of a
Hash? The other parts I don't care as much, but " => " would be more readable.
Example:
API I don't mind really. Could be:
Or anything else. Should ideally be simple to type though. Or perhaps
toggle PP. I did not find any documented option for this at:
https://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-3.0.1/libdoc/pp/rdoc/PP.html
I understand that we can customize this already, but I was hoping this
be sufficiently useful to be added in general. The name could be
:padding but it could be anything else, like :internal_spacing or
:spacing or anything like that.
Thanks for reading - please proceed in any way you see fit about
this short proposal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: