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Automatically break strings [message #286535]

Mon, 13 June 2005 01:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: relaxedrob.remove.optusnet.com.au

Hi All,

In Eclipse 3.1, you can press ENTER within a string and have Eclipse
automatically break the string.. for eg:
String someString = "yada yada <ENTER>"
becomes:
String someString = "yada yada " +
"<CURSOR>"

Can you set it up so that the concatenate operator is on the second line
instead? Like this:
String someString = "yada yada "
+ "<CURSOR>"

Rob
:)

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Re: Automatically break strings [message #286655 is a reply to message #286535]

Tue, 14 June 2005 04:27

Eclipse User

Robert Mark Bram wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> In Eclipse 3.1, you can press ENTER within a string and have Eclipse
> automatically break the string.. for eg:
> String someString = "yada yada <ENTER>"
> becomes:
> String someString = "yada yada " +
> "<CURSOR>"
>
> Can you set it up so that the concatenate operator is on the second line
> instead? Like this:
> String someString = "yada yada "
> + "<CURSOR>"

not currently - search bugzilla for the corresponding enhancement request.

-t

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