Reformat stops working
It might be a side effect of installing version 10. or it may have
happened a tiny bit later.
But now REFORMAT is inconsistent. Here is the sort of thing it is
producing. Not how { are sometimes indented for a method body and
sometimes not. I asked to indent. I did not change the config.
/**
Default method to read and prepare one county record.
You must read, and add SalesTaxItem to salesTaxItems, and
skipToNewLine
*
@param c open CSV reader.
*
@throws IOException if cannot read file
*/
void prepareCounty( final CSVReader c ) throws IOException
{
final int countyNumber = Integer.parseInt( c.get().substring( 0, 2
) );
final String county = StringToolsAugmented.toBookTitleCase(
c.get() );
final double percent = c.getDouble();
c.skipToNextLine();
countiesByCopo[ countyNumber ] = county;
lookupCountyTax[ countyNumber ] = percent;
salesTaxItems.add( new SalesTaxItem( county, "", percent ) );
}
// -
main() method
-
public static void main( String[] args ) throws IOException
{
new PrepOklahoma().prepare();
}
}
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Hi Roedy,
http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/IDEA-62997
Denis
On Tue, 14 Dec 2010 11:06:59 MSK, Denis Zhdanov
<no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote, quoted or indirectly quoted someone
who said :
>http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/IDEA-62997
that's it. I'm glad someone figured out what triggers it. I have a lot
of code posted on my website. It is now inconsistently formatted, and
I am getting complaints. There are not many IntelliJ bugs that are
visible to the outside world.
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