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`for<'lifetime>` formatting issue

See original GitHub issue

Currently (rust plugin v0.0.1.866-nightly) thing like where F: for<'b> Fn(...) are reformatted to where F: for < 'b > Fn(...) which is a bit ugly and inconsistent with type parameters formatting in other cases (in impl, struct/trait, fn they are condensed).

Would you change default formatting for this case and add an option in Code style -> Rust if it’s really needed for someone.

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)

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grosswscommented, Aug 2, 2016

@matklad, if you ping back this issue after grammar changes I’ll test plugin nightly build (which I’m currently on) and report the result.

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matkladcommented, Aug 2, 2016

Thanks for the great report!

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