Martin Probst ab60acb698 clang-format: [JS] avoid line breaks before unindented r_parens.
The change that enabled wrapping at the previous scope's indentation had
unintended side-effects in that clang-format would prefer to wrap
closing parentheses to the next line if it avoided a wrap on the next
line (assuming very narrow lines):

    fooObject
        .someCall(barbazbam)
        .then(bam);

Would get formatted as:

    fooObject.someCall(barbazbam
    ).then(bam);

Because the ')' is now indented at the parent level (fooObject).

Normally formatting a builder pattern style call sequence like that is
outlawed in clang-format anyway. However for JavaScript this is special
cased to support trailing .bind calls.

This change disallows this special case when following a closing ')' to
avoid the problem.

Included are some random comment fixes.

Reviewers: djasper

Subscribers: klimek, cfe-commits

Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D33399

llvm-svn: 303557
2017-05-22 14:58:26 +00:00
..

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