While vim is a true Swiss-knife I still prefer external tools for some jobs. This approach is some times much more intuitive and easy to remember than using the built-in equivalent. In the case of indenting, I filter the whole file buffer through astyle. The astyle parameters are much easier to grasp in a couple … Read more
The closing parentheses on extra lines don’t really help with seeing the structure of the code, because you can get the same information from the level of indentation. However, the second form takes up almost twice as many lines, forcing you to scroll more often when reading code. And if you need to inspect the … Read more
Create separate rows for the different method visibilities in the Arrangement part of the Code Style.
I guess that your problem is that the first line got broken in three. This is because of bug http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RSRP-288271 that was fixed in ReSharper 7.0. You should consider upgrading or turning off option ReSharper | Options -> Code Editing | C# | Formatting style | Line breaks and wrapping -> LineWrapping | Wrap long … Read more
There is now a plugin that intercepts JavaScript downloads and deminifies it at that point. Unfortunately, the way it hooks into Firefox means that it applies to all JavaScript downloads and just not specific ones and the JavaScript files have to be served with an appropriate MIME type. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/247565/
Go to Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Save actions and select Format edited lines. After applying changes all trailing whitespaces in Javadoc will be removed Note: “Additional actions”->”Remove trailing white space on all lines” must also be enabled.
I was fighting with this for a while, turns out you need to head to Settings, under User go to Extensions > ESLint, scroll down to Format:Enable and enable ESLint as a formatter. Settings:
Add means “add if not already present”, meaning that if something’s already there, leave it (and the formatting alone). Force means add if not present, and reformat if it is present: // Original if (cond) { func(); } // Add curly braces (already present, leaves formatting alone) if (cond) { func(); } // Force curly … Read more
There is a way. Put your very long string in resources. You can even put there long pieces of text because it’s where the texts should be. Having them directly in code is a real bad practice.