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I'm getting this error whenever I use it on any javascript file. Not sure how to debug or what is causing it. Using it on golang seems to work.

Hi, there.

In my code i use a lot of multiline functions and classes.
for example:

my_class.some_action(
    msg="...",
    meta="...",
    id="...",
    response="...",
    raw="...",
    comment="..."
)

If I select with a mouse "my_class" and press hot keys combination, PrintIt places print statement to the next line - right inside parenthesis. See example below.

my_class.some_action(
    print(f"{my_class=}")
    msg="...",
    meta="...",
    id="...",
    response="...",
    raw="...",
    comment="..."
)

This action breaks my code. I have to move print statement 8 lines down with Cut & Paste or with Vs Code hotkeys.

Not sure If it's possible. But it would be great if PrintIt can analyze nearest code and place print statement after multiline blocks, not inside them.

It's not an issue, a request.
Is it possible to add a colon ":" after text? So, it will seem like this;
console.log('x :', x)

And for the people who used to without colon, it can be an option or a parameter got from the user because some people would want;
console.log('x =, x)

hey i was work whit c
and it dont work very wile
can it have a “other” mod
any Language not in it ,can manul it in "other opthion "

I've looked at the code and it looks like you're using micromustache package. I've come up with the following, but it won't print the desired output:

"print-it.python.template": "print(f'{{escaped}}: \u007B{{raw}}\u007D')",

desired output:

print(f'var: {var}')

actual output:

print(var: }')

The following works, but that requires a space between curly braces:

"print-it.python.template": "print(f'{{escaped}}: { {{raw}} }')",

actual output:

print(f'var: { var }')

How do I escape the curly brace wrapping the double curly braces?

Hi there.
Thanx for great extension for VS Code.

The best practice of printing statements in python is using f-strings.
This is the most convenient way.

Example:
my_var = "test"
print(f"{my_var=}")

The output of this example is:
my_var='test'

So I would like to make a template for python with f-string.
If my PrintIt templeate is
print(f"{{{raw=}}})
the output for my_var is:
print(f"})

Please fix "PrintIt" so we could create templates with { } inside {{ }}.