Add custom prefix based on language id #30
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Hey, thanks for the extension!
I love that I can wrap a variable based on current cursor (no manual selection needed) but I wanted to have similar workflow for different languages. Based on #24, seems like you're working on multi language support but I thought I'd just send this PR to give context on how I'd use it.
Currently I only use wrap down prefix and the changes in this PR has worked for me. Here's a preview of the new setting (
prefixStringLanguages) and how it's used in different files (rust, ruby, go, shell):Notes: I use
alt+/to triggerconsole.log.wrap.down.prefix