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I am setting up my atom typescript workflow again after formatting my computer and I can't figure out how to make cmd + / perform a block comment by adding // before each of line instead of creating an actual block comment.
What happens:
Initial state:
line 1
line 2
line 3
Comment block (cmd + /) action:
/*line 1
line 2
line 3*/
What I would like to do:
// line 1
// line 2
// line 3
I'm used to this from other grammars with this style of comments because if I want to uncomment only one line, I don't have to modify anything other line. If I would do the same for line 3, I have to change line 1 and line 3 first.
I am sure I had this functionality before, but I haven't been using atom-typescript for almost two months and now I can't find where to enable it again.
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I am sure I had this functionality before, but I haven't been using atom-typescript for almost two months and now I can't find where to enable it again.
I am setting up my atom typescript workflow again after formatting my computer and I can't figure out how to make
cmd + /
perform a block comment by adding//
before each of line instead of creating an actual block comment.What happens:
Initial state:
Comment block (
cmd + /
) action:What I would like to do:
I'm used to this from other grammars with this style of comments because if I want to uncomment only one line, I don't have to modify anything other line. If I would do the same for line 3, I have to change line 1 and line 3 first.
I am sure I had this functionality before, but I haven't been using atom-typescript for almost two months and now I can't find where to enable it again.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: