Problem when used with inlined variables

[0ttik]

Problem when used with inlined variables

[roughike]

The problem here is the variable t you have.

Your input looks like this:

String test() {
    return '''
      _FutureBuilderError{
        error: Instance of 'WhatIfGodSmokedCannabisError', 
        stackTrace: 
          123123
123123
      }
    '''.unindent();
}

so the result you get works as expected.

If you control the t variable, try something like this:

    String t = '123123\n123123'.indent(10).trim();

before passing it into your input string. The value is not necessarily 10, so you might have to play around with it a little.

[0ttik]

Yes, you are right. But your soultion actually doesn't work since code indentation can change from time to time but it generally should not make me change code itself. Your solution assumes that I have to change code everytime I change formatting which is not good.

I assumed that it may be in the scope of this package to correctly determine and put right amount of indentation. I think that it would require some kind of placeholders like:

'''
      _FutureBuilderError{
        error: Instance of 'WhatIfGodSmokedCannabisError', 
        stackTrace: 
          ?
      }
    '''.unindent([t]); // Replaces first ? in string prefixing it with right amount of spaces