Is code formatting working for everyone else?

I've been having a problem where I haven't been able to use the code formatter to format code properly. Its something new introduced in the EAP. Things that I want to just be "next line" are coming in "next line shifted" and I've found no way to correct it. I recently installed the EAP (3193) on a brand new machine (thought previously that maybe it was some old settings), but nope - the EAP insists on formatting some things incorrectly.

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Gregory Pierce wrote:

I've been having a problem where I haven't been able to use the code formatter to format code properly. Its something new introduced in the EAP. Things that I want to just be "next line" are coming in "next line shifted" and I've found no way to correct it. I recently installed the EAP (3193) on a brand new machine (thought previously that maybe it was some old settings), but nope - the EAP insists on formatting some things incorrectly.


Its does for me

Oded

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Known bug in eap.

Gregory Pierce wrote:

I've been having a problem where I haven't been able to use the code formatter to format code properly. Its something new introduced in the EAP. Things that I want to just be "next line" are coming in "next line shifted" and I've found no way to correct it. I recently installed the EAP (3193) on a brand new machine (thought previously that maybe it was some old settings), but nope - the EAP insists on formatting some things incorrectly.


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There was a post saying that "code formatting" code has been rewritten in
hte EAP.

Post bugs in the tracker.



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I've just tried it on Build 3200.

Initially it seemed to work, the braces are placed where
I want them to and I almost breathed a sigh of relief...
That was too soon, though:
Java doc is now reformatted wrongly. It seems that the
first is placed correctly, but all subsequent lines are
using the indent value set for code lines (so thery're
4 spaces in more than they should be and the '*' are not
aligned.)
Also, in one case, a file which was otherwise formatted
correctly, had a try line indented one level too many.
And, at least in my installation, I cannot open the Global
Code Style or the Project Code Style dialogs -
I get an exception straight away,
while waiting for the settings to load (an NPE attempting
to read the settings file, I think).

I've now voted on Marcus Brito lodged issue on the matter.
I'm so used to using the reformatting capabilities in
IDEA that these bugs really drive me crazy.

Cheers,

Bonny

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