LineOps

Append the given text to the last line of the collection

example:
 ')'
 111
 222
output:
 111
 222)

Joins collection with a line separator

Joins left lines with right arrays using the given separator

example:
 ' + '
 123
 456
 ,
 789
 zxy
output:
 123
 456 + 789
       zxy

Joins several arrays using the given separator

example:
 ', '
 123
 456
 ,
 789
 zxy
 ,
 ABC
 DEF
output:
 123
 456, 789
      zxy, ABC
           DEF

Join vertically with carriage return

example:
 ','
 123
 456
 ,
 ABC
 DEF
output:
 123
 456, ABC
 DEF

example:
 xs = abc
 ys = def

output:
 abc
      | <-- note an extra line here
 def

Vertical Join

example:
 ','
 123
 456
 ,
 ABC
 DEF
output:
 123
 456,
 ABC
 DEF

Pad s string with the given prefix

example:
 " * "
 ,
 "ABC"
output:
 " * ABC"

Pad string with N spaces

example:
 2,
 "ABC"
output:
 "  ABC"

Pad several lines with the given prefix

example:
 " * "
 ,
 "ABC"
 "DEF"
output:
 " * ABC"
 " * DEF"

Pad several lines

example:
 2
 ,
 "ABC"
 "DEF"
output:
 "  ABC"
 "  DEF"

Pad tail of the array with N spaces

example:
 2
 ,
 "ABC"
 "DEF"
output:
 "ABC"
 "  DEF"

Prepend the given text to the first line of collection

example:
 '(',
 111
 222
output:
 (111
 222

Puts a string in quotes

Splits a string into lines

Tabulate one line

Tab several lines

Tabulates the tail part of the text

example:
 2
 "123\n456"
output:
 "123\n  456"

Tabulates the tail of the collection

example:
 2
 "123"
 "456"
output:
 "123"
 "  456"

Tabulates text

example:
 2
 "123\n456"
output:
 "  123\n  456"

Wraps the head and last element of the collection

example:
 '(', ')'
 123
 456
output:
 (123
 456)

Wrap in empty lines

example:
 'struct X {', '}'
 "123"
 "456"
output:
 ""
 "123"
 "456"
 ""

Wraps the collection only if it is multiline

example 1:
 '(', ')'
 123
 456
output 1:
 (123
 456)

example 2:
 '(', ')'
 123
output 2:
 123

Wrap if not already wrapped

example:
 '(', ')'
 (123
 456)
output:
 (123
 456)

^ already wrapped, do nothing

Value members