How to disable formatting of function calls?

[aminya]

It is very weird for me to convert my compact call to the 2nd form. How can I disable this?

f(arg1, arg2, arg3)

->

f(
  arg1,
  arg2,
  arg3,
)

[odow]

See https://github.com/domluna/JuliaFormatter.jl#skipping-formatting.

#! format: off
f(arg1, arg2, arg3)
#! format: on

[aminya]

I want to disable this feature totally . Not commenting on different parts of the code.

[domluna]

Right now there's no way to disable this feature totally. What's the actual code sample you're thinking of?

Another option would be to increase the margin.

[aminya]

Is there a place that I can add a if else option to disable this in the source code?

[aminya]

What's the actual code sample you're thinking

Any code example. I prefer to use softwrap instead of breaking the lines.

[mfherbst]

I'd be interested in a configuration option to disable this, too. Is there something planned along this direction? How difficult is it to implement that?

[waldyrious]

Just to add a counterpoint, I for one consider the line breaking as exemplified above more consistent and predictable, assuming that the entire argument list does not fit in a single line given the configured max line width. I explain the rationale in more detail here.

That said, I'm not opposed to this being made optional.

[domluna]

So the default behavior of opinionated line breaks is not going to change. That being said disabling this could be implemented as a custom style. There's a mostly-working style for YAS here

[penelopeysm]

Given that the role of a formatter is to reformat things if it goes above the margin, I think the appropriate way of disabling such behaviour is to not use a formatter.