Apply runic formatting #41
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| ## region numbers | |||
| regionAcceptor = 1 # p doped region | |||
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This may be a worsening of the formatting here and at all other similar occurrences. If you wish to keep the aligned values, add the runic: on/off around these lines. See https://github.com/fredrikekre/Runic.jl#toggle-formatting
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@WIAS-PDELib/numsemic I'd be happy to undo this part of the formatting if you want,
but it's up to your preference.
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Sure, thanks @jpthiele, would be happy if you do not mind to undo it, thanks :)
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The chosen code formatter of this orga, Runic.jl, does not allow code to be aligned with spaces. Therefore, we have to explicitly disable it at each desired place, so it is not just undoing the formatting.
Explicit # runic: off and # runic: on comments need to be added at every block of explicitly aligned code. By flying over the diff of this PR, I see a lot occurrences of aligned values that would be removed by Runic.jl.
I am in favor of as much default formatted code as possible. So it may be better for the developers of the code to mark the occurrences where the alignment by spaces is really important.
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