How to configure multi-line statements the way I'd like?

+1

It should apply to all operators too, of course (+, -, ||, &&, etc..).

"Jim Bolla" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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>I would like to have my statement formatted like so (spaces replaced with
>underscores for emphasis):
>

return FindBestAMatch(item)
____?? FindBestBMatch(item)
____?? FindBestCMatch(item)
____?? FindBestDMatch(item);

>

Note the alignment of the coalesce operator at the same indentation level,
1 level indented. But R# wants to format it as such:

>

return FindBestAMatch(item)
____?? FindBestBMatch(item)
________?? FindBestCMatch(item)
____________?? FindBestDMatch(item);

>

Note the progressive indenting for each line. Strangely, multi-line
statements from method chaining has the indenting I want:

>

public TestDataSet a001_BasicAMatch = new TestDataSet()
____.AddItemPrice(101, 201, "BX", 10, 50)
____.AddProviderItem(301, 201, "BX", "10", "A", "BX", 10, 101)
____.AddPurchaseFact(401, 301, 100);

>

This is with the R# option for "Languages > C# > Formatting Style > Other
> Indentation > Continuous line indent multiplier" set to 1. If I set it
to 0, I get this:

>

return FindBestAMatch(item)
?? FindBestBMatch(item)
?? FindBestCMatch(item)
?? FindBestDMatch(item);

>

Notice the lack of any indentation. This is also not what I want. Is there
a way with the current R# options to get the type of indenting I want?

Have you checked the "Align multiline expression" option in the
C#->Formatting Style->Other page?

--
Eugene Pasynkov
Developer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
"Jim Bolla" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
news:24962333.1192633864556.JavaMail.itn@is.intellij.net...
>I would like to have my statement formatted like so (spaces replaced with
>underscores for emphasis):
>

return FindBestAMatch(item)
____?? FindBestBMatch(item)
____?? FindBestCMatch(item)
____?? FindBestDMatch(item);

>

Note the alignment of the coalesce operator at the same indentation level,
1 level indented. But R# wants to format it as such:

>

return FindBestAMatch(item)
____?? FindBestBMatch(item)
________?? FindBestCMatch(item)
____________?? FindBestDMatch(item);

>

Note the progressive indenting for each line. Strangely, multi-line
statements from method chaining has the indenting I want:

>

public TestDataSet a001_BasicAMatch = new TestDataSet()
____.AddItemPrice(101, 201, "BX", 10, 50)
____.AddProviderItem(301, 201, "BX", "10", "A", "BX", 10, 101)
____.AddPurchaseFact(401, 301, 100);

>

This is with the R# option for "Languages > C# > Formatting Style > Other
> Indentation > Continuous line indent multiplier" set to 1. If I set it
to 0, I get this:

>

return FindBestAMatch(item)
?? FindBestBMatch(item)
?? FindBestCMatch(item)
?? FindBestDMatch(item);

>

Notice the lack of any indentation. This is also not what I want. Is there
a way with the current R# options to get the type of indenting I want?

Thanks. Expression, under Align Multiline Constructs, was what I was looking
for.

"Eugene Pasynkov (JetBrains)" <Eugene.Pasynkov@jetbrains.com> wrote in
message news:ff9llb$vlc$1@is.intellij.net...

Have you checked the "Align multiline expression" option in the
C#->Formatting Style->Other page?

>

--
Eugene Pasynkov
Developer
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
"Jim Bolla" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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>>I would like to have my statement formatted like so (spaces replaced with
>>underscores for emphasis):
>>
>> return FindBestAMatch(item)
>> ____?? FindBestBMatch(item)
>> ____?? FindBestCMatch(item)
>> ____?? FindBestDMatch(item);
>>
>> Note the alignment of the coalesce operator at the same indentation
>> level, 1 level indented. But R# wants to format it as such:
>>
>> return FindBestAMatch(item)
>> ____?? FindBestBMatch(item)
>> ________?? FindBestCMatch(item)
>> ____________?? FindBestDMatch(item);
>>
>> Note the progressive indenting for each line. Strangely, multi-line
>> statements from method chaining has the indenting I want:
>>
>> public TestDataSet a001_BasicAMatch = new TestDataSet()
>> ____.AddItemPrice(101, 201, "BX", 10, 50)
>> ____.AddProviderItem(301, 201, "BX", "10", "A", "BX", 10, 101)
>> ____.AddPurchaseFact(401, 301, 100);
>>
>> This is with the R# option for "Languages > C# > Formatting Style > Other
>> > Indentation > Continuous line indent multiplier" set to 1. If I set it
>> to 0, I get this:
>>
>> return FindBestAMatch(item)
>> ?? FindBestBMatch(item)
>> ?? FindBestCMatch(item)
>> ?? FindBestDMatch(item);
>>
>> Notice the lack of any indentation. This is also not what I want. Is
>> there a way with the current R# options to get the type of indenting I
>> want?
>

Hi,

I have tried various combinations of Indentation > Continuous line indent multiplier and Align Multiline Constucts >Expression (both in C# > Formatting Style > Other), but behavior is still weird:

(underline _ above is for space; second/third lines of where are space-aligned under  bytesToWrite)

instead of wanted

    int i = Task
    <tab>.Factory
    <tab>.Scheduler
    <tab>.Id;

and

    while(bytesToWrite > 0
    <tab>&&  WaitHandle.WaitAny(waitHandles) == 0
    <tab>&&  !cancellationEvent.WaitOne(0))

Am I doing something wrong? Thank you for ideas.

Roman

Hi,

Any chance of getting any answer? (positive or negative - any) I cannot believe that no-one from JetBrains cannot answer such a simple quesion. :(

Roman