When I run JSFormat, it turns:
function( stuff ) {
into
function(stuff) {
How do I prevent this behavior?
When I run JSFormat, it turns: function( stuff ) { into function(stuff) { How
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When I run JSFormat, it turns:
function( stuff ) {
into
function(stuff) {
How do I prevent this behavior?
Unfortunately there is no option for that. JSFormat uses the JS Beautifier lib which trims all whitespace not associated with language syntax.
If you know Python you can edit the source of jsbeautifier.py to exclude function trimming.
If you want to be really rough you could write a regex that just parses the file after it’s done and modify your functions. Something like
which would find
function (stuff) {