This is an example of how these lines are commented when the language is TypeScript:
<template lang="pug">
</template>
<script lang="ts">
import { dispatch, get } from 'vuex-pathify'
import Vue from '../config'
// const value: string = 'asa'
// const works = {
// only: 'value',
}
const works = {
<!-- value -->
}
function() {
<!-- callIt() -->
}
export default Vue.component('User', {
// // From this line (`gc4j`)
// otherOptions: {
// example: true,
// other: false
// },
computed: {
<!-- user: get('users/current'), -->
<!-- other: get('users/other'), -->
},
data: () => ({
<!-- isFetchingUsers: false, -->
}),
methods: {
async fetchUsers () {
// This works
// await dispatch('users/fetchAll')
},
},
})
</script>I've discovered that this occur inside braces, but not in every case: if the command is triggered from a line that contains the brace, it may work correctly.
When setting the language to JavaScript, the comments are done correctly.
This is an example of how these lines are commented when the language is TypeScript:
I've discovered that this occur inside braces, but not in every case: if the command is triggered from a line that contains the brace, it may work correctly.
When setting the language to JavaScript, the comments are done correctly.