I've used NetBeans for developing Java applications for a couple decades
now. In the code formatting options I had always configured the editor
to format strings split by pressing Enter in the middle of them to put
the plus-sign at the end of the original line and begin the continued
line with a double-quote. However, with later versions of NetBeans (23,
25 and 28) I can no longer seem to find a setting that lets it format
split strings this way. Instead, it puts the plus-sign at the beginning
of the continued line. I have hundreds of thousands of lines of code
formatted the "old" way and aim to keep any new code consistent with the
existing code. However, this now takes a fair amount of manual fiddling
every time I split a string. (I write a lot of embedded SQL code so I'm
doing this a lot.) Is there any way to tease the newer versions of
NetBeans into working the way I want them to? Or do I need to create a
new feature request for this? Thank you.
Kevin
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