Hmm, some unforeseen challenges.
I have this code:
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// Promise wrapper for simple XMLHttpRequest GET
export function getData(url) {
return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
var req = new XMLHttpRequest()
req.open('GET', url)
req.onload = function () {
if (req.status == 200) resolve(JSON.parse(req.response))
else reject({code: req.status, message: req.statusText})
}
req.send()
})
}
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I want to extract it to a node called 'getData'. But I don't have a
pattern for `export function....`. So it gets put in a node called
`onload` because there is a pattern that matches that.
Well, ok, so let me just use the manual 'first line of selection is
headline' mode, where I enter `getData` in the body text on its own
line ahead of the block and then select from that down to `}`.
Nope, `onload` still takes priority. Ok, I'll add a pattern to force
use of the first line, e.g. a pattern starting with '|', so instead of
entering `getData` in the body text I enter `|getData`. Ok, right
headline, but leaves `|getData` at the top of the body text.
Seems like the simplest thing might be hard coding a mechanism like
the leading `|` to force first line is headline mode. Of course
having a pattern for `export function...` would work too, but there
will always be missing patterns.
Thoughts?
Cheers -Terry
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