Eclipse Code Format Behavior
My apologies if I am missing something obvious, but there is something that really bothers me about formatting Eclipse code. I don't want it to make any lines of code longer but shorter. Is there a way to force the behavior to be formatted this way?
Example 1:
if (somethingIsTrue() || somethingElseIsTrue()) {
//-- Do Something.
}
Example 2:
if (somethingIsTrue() ||
somethingElseIsTrue()) {
//-- Do something.
}
I don't want the formatter to touch any of these blocks of code. For now, it will always expand on the second example to match the first. I do not want it.
Any ideas?
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lycono
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If it's Java, under Preferences.Java.Code Style.Formatter
and then in tab Line Wrapping
the checkbox is checked Never join lines
. It's worth trying ...
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DigitalRoss
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