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Copy the following code. Do not format it after you pasted it. class A { int f1=3, f2=f1; public static void main(String[] args) { A a = new A(); System.out.println("f1: "+ a.f1 + " f2: "+ a.f2); } } Extract a new method for the System.out.println. The extracted method gets no indentation which looks strange. When the code is formatted the indentation is correct. If a lookup is performed to check what kind of indentation is used before, it should be smart enough to see that 2 whitespaces are used. If it does not perform such checks it should do whatever is specified for that project.
Seams to be an ASTRewriter bug. A method decl is created and added to the body declaration in: ExtractMethodRefactoring.createChange(IProgressMonitor)
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Still an issue in 4.11.
