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Java Beautifier

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}, thirdarg );

myLongMethodName(new ActionListener() { // special case anonymous class first argument

public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { createdButtonFired(buttonIndex);

}

},

secondarg, thirdarg );

Java Beautifier

To beautify Java source code, from the main menu click Format → Beautify (or use the gui_beautify command). The Java Beautifier dialog appears, where you can specify preferences for how the code is beautified. The Java Beautifier contains the same options and settings as the C/C++ Beautifier. See C/ C++ Beautifier for more information.

Javadoc Beautifier

To beautify Javadoc comments or set up Javadoc Beautifier options, first invoke the Javadoc Editor by right-clicking within the edit window and selecting Edit Javadoc Comments. Then click the Options but- ton. The Javadoc Beautifier Options dialog is displayed. The following settings are available:

•Align parameter comments to longest parameter name - If checked, the parameters are aligned to the length of the longest parameter name. If the parameter name length is less than the minimum length, the minimum length is used. If the parameter length is longer than the maximum parameter length, the description for the parameter will start on the next line.

•Align exception comments to longest exception name - If checked, the exceptions are aligned to the length of the longest exception name. If the exception name length is less than the minimum length, the minimum length is used. If the exception length is longer than the maximum exception length, the description of the parameter will start on the next line.

•Align return comments - Indicates whether @return comments should be aligned to the first line of comment text. No alignment is performed if tags which are indent-sensitive such as the <pre> tag are used.

•Align deprecated comments - Indicates whether @return comments should be aligned to the first line of comment text. No alignment is performed if tags which are indent-sensitive such as the <pre> tag are used.

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