Hi! Cool extension!
I tried this with Clojure, which is a LISP, and the edits produced non-compliant code. Here I is on a piece of code from a VS Code extension of mine:
(filter #(and (map? %)
(:name %)) all-replacers)Running Invert Text on this gives me:
(filter #(or !(map? %)
(:name %)) all-replacers)Which is not valid Clojure code.
I'm not really expecting this to work with Clojure, since it's not a very big language. Just letting you know. Maybe there is a way the command can figure out that the language is not supported and inform about that, rather than do funny stuff with the code?
OvidijusParsiunas / condition-inverter
Invert conditions for all modern programming languages and frameworks :twisted_rightwards_arrows:
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