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Can one selectively format java code? [message #259267]

Fri, 27 March 2009 12:07

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jim.showalter.verizon.net

Although there are a variety of ways to have Eclipse format Java, there is
always the side case
that I want to be "immune" to my normal formatting rules. Is there any way
to tag sections
of code to be ignored by the Java formatter? It would be similar in
function to the <pre> tag in HTML. Or must I do this via a customized
plug-in?

Thanks,
Jim

Re: Can one selectively format java code? [message #259276 is a reply to message #259267]

Mon, 30 March 2009 05:06

Eclipse User

Jim Showalter wrote:
> Although there are a variety of ways to have Eclipse format Java, there is
> always the side case
> that I want to be "immune" to my normal formatting rules. Is there any way
> to tag sections
> of code to be ignored by the Java formatter?
This is currently not possible. I think there's already a feature
request for it.

Dani
> It would be similar in
> function to the <pre> tag in HTML. Or must I do this via a customized
> plug-in?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
>
>

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