PhpStorm 10, idention issue

Created November 10, 2015 12:30

Hi there,

I'd like to configure the following:

function x($a,b)
{
if ($a<$b)
[TAB]{
[TAB]return($a);
[TAB]}
else
[TAB]{
[TAB]return($b);
[TAB]}
}

what PhpStorm gives me right now is:

function x($a,b)
{
[TAB]if ($a<$b)
[TAB][TAB]{
[TAB][TAB]return($a);
[TAB][TAB]}
[TAB]else
[TAB][TAB]{
[TAB][TAB]return($b);
[TAB][TAB]}
}

What am I missing?

3 comments

Permanently deleted user

Created November 11, 2015 15:47

We're running into the same issue, indents being thrown off. Strikes me as a bug, but either way a workaround seems to be a setting: Editor -> Code Styles -> uncheck "Detect and use existing file indents for editing". So far that seems to do the trick, though it's a weird issue.

Permanently deleted user

Created November 12, 2015 04:22

I had a similar indentation issue with nested arrays. Problem did not exist with PhpStorm 9 but started after upgrading to 10. Turning off "Detect and use existing file indents for editing" also worked for me.

Permanently deleted user

Created November 12, 2015 05:09

I'm running into another intendation problem when I use PHP Annotations:

Example (it's from "Getting started" from the TYPO3 FLOW Framework, class shortened for this example):

/**
 * @Flow\Entity
 */
class Blog
{

   /**
    * @var string
    * | <- correct
    * @Flow\Validate(type="NotEmpty")
    * @Flow\Validate(type="StringLength", options={"minimum"=3, "maximum"=80})
    *     | <- wrong
    * @ORM\Column(length=80)
    */
   protected $title;
}

In the PHPDoc block the cursor should be at the beginning of the next line after RETURN. But it is intended for 4 spaces (or whatever is set).

This happens NOT after the @var annotation, but after @Flow or @ORM annotation.

The trick "Disabling detection of intendation" does not work for this problem.

Nachricht geändert durch Thomas Löffler

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