I have installed the extension, and it doesn't appear in the Xcode menu editor.

I'm using Xcode 13.1, and I also have installed Xcode 13.3

I've tried several things such as the ones described here:

• https://stackoverflow.com/a/67679577/3708095
• https://github.com/nicklockwood/SwiftFormat/issues/494
• https://stackoverflow.com/a/58616132/3708095

But nothing worked, maybe it has something to do with: https://stackoverflow.com/a/39472470/3708095 ??

I had v1.0 installed and working, however since installing v1.1 the Xcode Source Editor section of the System->Extensions has disappeared, as if there are no extensions.

I've tried reinstalling v1.0 and it's the same 🤷‍♂️

Is there an additional step needed?

I just noticed that the GitHub docs / App Built-In Docs are out of sync.

• GitHub README shows setting up a Key Binding in Xcode,
• built-in docs of the MultilinerExtension app shows setting up an App Shortcut in System Preferences

Cheers, and thanks for your hard work

Currently, when using Multiliner to multi-line selection, the caret moves to the end of the file. When undoing, the whole file text is selected.

It would be great if the caret stays after the closing bracket of the formatted code.

I love this extension. Thank you for amazing work!

While it works perfectly on a one line function, if you already have code like this:

func foobar(_ foo: Foo,
                       bar: Bar)

and you apply multiliner, the result will be:

func foobar(
        _ foo: Foo,

                       bar: Bar
    )

which is not great. It would be awesome if it already detected new lines, and didn't apply new indentation. For the latter I don't know if it could re-use Xcode's reindent command for each line maybe, so you don't have to implement it yourself.

Despite having Multiliner (1.1.0) installed, it simply won't show up in System Settings -> Extensions. I've uninstalled, re-installed, restarted, etc. I'm running macOS 12.5 with Xcode 13.3.1.

fixed bug: lines go up when select multiple lines that contains more than two Braket

Before

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52348220/178142903-81cfff20-244c-4f02-a100-c5f26cbd7323.mov

After

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52348220/178142899-ea667906-cd5a-4205-9e24-9aa7db47e398.mov

Not an issue as I worked it out, but I thought others might look here to see how to enable this with the new System Settings app in macOS 13 Ventura.

• Close Xcode & System Settings
• Open the Multiliner app
• Open System Settings
• Go to Privacy & Security
• Scroll down to the end and click Extensions
• Click Xcode Source Editor and make sure Multiliner is toggled on

Now the option appears in the Xcode's Editor menu.

I just saw this:

https://github.com/aheze/Multiliner/blob/150c4a99e37470c49eb3b2b6e7a6417946ba9f40/Sources/MultilinerExtension/SourceEditorCommand.swift#L21

It'd be cool, if you could only place the cursor in a scope and then it figures out the smallest matching scope that can apply?

I LOVE this tool and I use it literally everyday when I use Xcode, but I use AppCode a lot as well, and I really really miss it. do you think adding support to AppCode is something that can be done?

Adding the keyboard shortcut via System Preferences has the downsides of being specific to each Xcode version (it seems to list every Xcode version I have installed, although I've not verified if they're all applied separately) and also requiring the exact name of the menu item.

Xcode's Preferences => Key Bindings includes the action from the menu and seems to avoid these issues, so it might be easier to direct users to using this option?

While I am actually a fan of Multiliner's current formatting behavior, some people might prefer not having a line-break between the method name and the first parameter.

Current Behavior

func sendAppStatus(
    to toNodes: [Node],
    name: String?,
    bundleID: String,
    state: Int32,
    isDockApp: Bool
) {
    // ...
}

Proposed opt-in behavior (as a preference)

First parameter starts on the same line, and closing parens trails immediately after the last parameter.

func sendAppStatus(to toNodes: [Node],
                   name: String?,
                   bundleID: String,
                   state: Int32,
                   isDockApp: Bool) {
    // ...
}

Played around with Multiliner a bit :)

Given this input:

func applyContentActions(action: AppAction, reducers: [TableActionReducer]) -> (_ documentState: DocumentState) -> DocumentState {
    ...
}

I expected somewhat along these lines::

func applyContentActions(
    action: AppAction,
    reducers: [TableActionReducer]
) -> (_ documentState: DocumentState) -> DocumentState {
    ...
}

Actual output did try to put the parens and the arrow onto a new line, but not the first occurrence:

func applyContentActions(
    action: AppAction,
    reducers: [TableActionReducer]) -> (_ documentState: DocumentState
) -> DocumentState {
    ...
}

It would be nice to have an ability to install app using brew instead of having to do it manually. What do you think?

p.s. awesome idea for an extension 🎉