Ah, right. So "leave it be" seems to be the only sensible option here...
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> On 2022-07-25, at 5:08 AM, Marcel Taeumel <marcel.taeumel at hpi.de> wrote:
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> Hmm... now this turns out to be another "soft vs. hard linebreaks" discussion? Interesting. Personally, I don't care whether Shout inserts hard linebreaks or relies on soft linebreaks when pretty-printing a piece of code.

I'm fairly sure we don't want Shout (or anything else!) inserting any sort of break, or tab; it should be formatting the strings according to rules just like it colours them. when written to a .st or .changes file any comments etc should be just long strings with only CRs & tabs as inserted by the author. And if we got the auto-formatting working well they would probably be very rare.

tim
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