I open a file ~/tmp/foo.java and type the following into it:
// begin file
package tmp;
public interface foo
{
public String frob() throws IOException;
}
// end file
The package line is the first line in the file, and the } line is the
last line in the file.
I position point on the word IOException and type C-c C-v C-z RET.
Here is the result:
// begin file
package tmp;
import java.io.IOException;
public interface foo
{
public String frob() throws IOException;
}
// end file
There are now three empty lines after the import statement. When the
package statement is missing, no empty line is inserted by C-c C-v
C-z.
How do I tell JDEE to insert fewer than three empty lines? One is
enough, IMVHO.
Kai
