What I meant was to have "var par7" and "par5" starting directly below "par1" in the same column in the first example, and "* (previous..." and "+ remaining" alingned with "(sin..." in the second example.
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Hello world,
is there any way to have JCF wrap long lines so that they are "blockwise" aligned like this:
procedure foo(par1, par2, par3, par4,
par5, par6: integer;
var par7: real);
...
MyCalcResult := (sin(x * y) + cos(a + b)
* (previous - current)
+ remaining;
Which settings are required to achieve such a layout?
Jens
Grmpf... my layout got lost in the final post.
What I meant was to have "var par7" and "par5" starting directly below "par1" in the same column in the first example, and "* (previous..." and "+ remaining" alingned with "(sin..." in the second example.
An illustration using dots instead of indentation spaces:
procedure foo(par1, par2, par3, par4,
..............par5, par6: integer;
..............var par7: real);
MyCalcResult := (sin(x * y) + cos(a + b)
................* (previous - current)
................+ remaining;
Is such a line wrapping possible with JCF?