private void StartBlock()
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(_beforeBlock))
{
// If there's something to write before block, it's safe to assume that this should be on it's own line, right?
// e.g. if the writer is in a dirty state (current line didn't end with a linebreak), it doesn't make sense to start a "if" statement which would open a new IndentedBlockScope
_writer.EnsureEmptyLine();
_writer.InnerWrite(_beforeBlock);
}
// By definition an indented block cannot start on a dirty line
_writer.EnsureEmptyLine();
_writer.InnerIncreaseIndent();
}