| Code formatting question [message #234237] |
Fri, 11 August 2006 08:43  |
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Originally posted by: lw_mailme_00.yahoo.com
This may be simple, but I can't find a setting to make the Java code
formatter behave as follows.
I have a method call with several parameters, where some parameters are
the result of method calls. The formatter creates line breaks after the
'.' in method calls. E.g.
a.method(parameter1, parameter2, obj1.method(x), obj2.
method(y), parameter3);
I don't want each parameter on a separate line, but I don't want line
breaks in method calls either. The example above should look like
a.method(parameter1, parameter2, obj1.method(x),
obj2.method(y), parameter3);
Is this possible?
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| Re: Code formatting question [message #234268 is a reply to message #234237] |
Fri, 11 August 2006 11:43  |
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Originally posted by: lw_mailme_00.yahoo.com
Oops, there's a slight mistake in my first example. The break is
actually inserted before the period. This is what it looks like:
a.method(parameter1, parameter2, obj1.method(x), obj2
.method(y), parameter3);
Lutz Wrage wrote:
> This may be simple, but I can't find a setting to make the Java code
> formatter behave as follows.
>
> I have a method call with several parameters, where some parameters are
> the result of method calls. The formatter creates line breaks after the
> '.' in method calls. E.g.
>
> a.method(parameter1, parameter2, obj1.method(x), obj2.
> method(y), parameter3);
>
> I don't want each parameter on a separate line, but I don't want line
> breaks in method calls either. The example above should look like
>
> a.method(parameter1, parameter2, obj1.method(x),
> obj2.method(y), parameter3);
>
> Is this possible?
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