Matt Kelly
Member
I have an identifier that is very long because it is a nested collection to simulate a three-dimensional array. I'm assigning the result of a formula to a 'cell' in this array. The entire line is long enough that it wraps around, but the continued line aligns with the assignment operator after I apply the beautifier.
Before Beautifier:
threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).percent :=
__threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).numerator /
__threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).denominator;
After Beautifier:
threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).percent := threeDarrayName
___________________________________________(x_idx)(y_idx)
___________________________________________(z_idx).
___________________________________________numerator /
etc.
Is there any setting to cause this continued line to be formatted as in the 'before' example? That is, continued lines are indented x spaces from the first line of the statement.
Thanks,
Matt
Before Beautifier:
threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).percent :=
__threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).numerator /
__threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).denominator;
After Beautifier:
threeDarrayName(x_idx)(y_idx)(z_idx).percent := threeDarrayName
___________________________________________(x_idx)(y_idx)
___________________________________________(z_idx).
___________________________________________numerator /
etc.
Is there any setting to cause this continued line to be formatted as in the 'before' example? That is, continued lines are indented x spaces from the first line of the statement.
Thanks,
Matt