Test for multi-line function calls without parenthesis #261
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This one might be really complicated to implement. I will label this one as Thanks! |
Added two test cases for method call without parenthesis, one with atoms being passed as arguments, and other with keyword list. Test cases are marked as `:expected-result :failed`.
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@tonini Rebased. Yeah I assumed it might be quite hard to implement. I tried tweaking it a bit myself, but I am total elisp noob and have no experience with Thank you for great work on emacs-elixir stuff! |
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Test for multi-line function calls without parenthesis
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Added two test cases for method call without parenthesis, one with atoms being passed as arguments, and other with keyword list. Test cases are marked as
:expected-result :failed.Related to #229.