awesome! thanks! On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 2:56 PM, Marcus Denker <marcus.denker@inria.fr>wrote:

On 02 Jan 2014, at 19:49, sergio_101 <sergio.rrd@gmail.com> wrote:

i accidentally posted this to the seaside group, so now i am posting it back here to pharo..

i am currently using the code formatting in the browser in pharo 2.0...

it seems to be a lot more aggressive than it has been in the past..

for instance, this:

gets formatted to:

html anchor url: '#'; with: 'random link'.

is there any way to:

1. keep the browser from splitting the call into multiple lines? 2. narrow down the amount of spaces that make up a tab?

Hello!

There are actually 3 implementation for a code formatter in Pharo2… this means it is a bit random which is used ;-)

But Nautilus uses explicitly the selected formatter in the settings from RB. (In Pharo 1.4 it might have been the one of the old AST or the non-configurable one…)

(And, yes, it’s a *dumb* idea to have 3 implementations of anything… therefore, in Pharo3, there is just one…)

So: In the settings for “Refactoring Engine” there is a sub-category “Configurable Formatter”

deselect

New line after cascade and New line before first cascade

—> formats without the multiple lines.

The tab size is not changeable… that would be a general editor setting which does not exist yet, as far as I know.

Marcus

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