Add support for starred style comments - #347
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As described in OCamlPro#312. Signed-off-by: Nathan Rebours <nathan.rebours@ocamlpro.com>
Fixes OCamlPro#312 Signed-off-by: Nathan Rebours <nathan.rebours@ocamlpro.com>
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Fixes #312
This adds support for indenting comments in the following style:
This is enabled when all lines of the comment start with a
*andstrict_comments=true. It will then align all stars including the one from the comment closing*)when it lives on its own line. The comment close used to always be indented at the same level as the comment open, as reported in #312.The comment close will also be correctly aligned when
strict_comments=falseif all comment lines start with a*and are already correctly aligned. Note that withoutstrict_commentscomment lines are never indented and simply left untouched which is why we implemented it this way.