Hi Mary,
that looks like an enhancement request to me. The line length should
use the information about the visual representation of leading tab
characters in eclipse.
Could you please file an enhancement request.
Thanks,
Sebastian
On 27.05.2011, at 07:52, Mary Komor wrote:
How are tabs counted when calculating the length of a line (to
decide whether it should autoLineWrap or not)? Do they count as 1 or
4 (1 tab = 4 spaces)?
According to FormatterTest.testIndentationAndLineWrap() in the test
suite, for the input
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"test indentation { void func(x:int,y:int,s:javalangString,
foo:javasqlDate, blupp:mylongtype,
msads:adshdjkhsakdasdkslajdlsask, x:x, a:b, c:d ); }"
-----
if I use the following config:
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c.setAutoLinewrap(30);
// increment the indentation twice after a "{"
c
.setIndentationIncrement
().after(f.getTestIndentationAccess().getLeftCurlyBracketKeyword_1());
c
.setIndentationIncrement
().after(f.getTestIndentationAccess().getLeftCurlyBracketKeyword_1());
-----
then the actual result is as follows:
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test indentation {
void func(x:int, y:int,
s:javalangString,
foo:javasqlDate,
blupp:mylongtype,
msads:adshdjkhsakdasdkslajdlsask,
x:x, a:b, c:d);
}
-----
But doesn't the line " void func(x:int, y:int," exceed 30
characters? By my count, that line has 31 characters and should have
been wrapped. Am I miscounting?
Regards,
Mary
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