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Wed, 26 September 2007 11:00

Eclipse User

Hi there,

I'm having the problem that the formatter puts our code in a format that
causes checkstyle warnings which we would like to avoid.

The problem is with the following code:

public static SOAP getSoap()
{
if (Soap == null) { throw new IllegalStateException("Soap==null. "
+ "InitUtils.init() was not called or failed"); }
return Soap;
}

If I put the closing brace of the if clause into a new line, the formatter
puts it to the now place, at the end of its body. I have taken a look on
various options in the formatter but could not find any that would prevent
this. Do you know any?

- Gergely

Re: Java formatter [message #248206 is a reply to message #248133]

Thu, 27 September 2007 10:49

Eclipse User

Gergely Buday wrote:

> Hi there,
> I'm having the problem that the formatter puts our code in a format
> that causes checkstyle warnings which we would like to avoid.
> The problem is with the following code:
>
> public static SOAP getSoap()
> {
> if (Soap == null) { throw new IllegalStateException("Soap==null. "
> + "InitUtils.init() was not called or failed"); }
> return Soap;
> }
>
> If I put the closing brace of the if clause into a new line, the
> formatter puts it to the now place, at the end of its body.

If I format that code with default formatter settings (out of the box) I
get:
public static SOAP getSoap() {
if (Soap == null) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Soap==null. "
+ "InitUtils.init() was not called or failed");
}
return Soap;
}

So what's the problem?

Dani

> I have taken a look on various options in the formatter but could not
> find any that would prevent this. Do you know any?
>
> - Gergely
>

Re: Java formatter [message #248216 is a reply to message #248133]

Thu, 27 September 2007 13:34

Eclipse User

Gergely Buday a écrit :
> I'm having the problem that the formatter puts our code in a format that
> causes checkstyle warnings which we would like to avoid.
> The problem is with the following code:
> public static SOAP getSoap()
> {
> if (Soap == null) { throw new IllegalStateException("Soap==null. "
> + "InitUtils.init() was not called or failed"); }
> return Soap;
> }
> If I put the closing brace of the if clause into a new line, the
> formatter puts it to the now place, at the end of its body. I have taken
> a look on various options in the formatter but could not find any that
> would prevent this. Do you know any?
Did you try to change the brace setting for block to "Next line"?
--
Olivier

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