Description Patrick McCauley 2007-12-21 10:45:54 EST

Build ID: M20070921-1145

Steps To Reproduce:
1. Write some code
2. Enter manual line breaks where logically appropriate (e.g. when writing a multi-conditioned "if" statement, certain criteria may be grouped on different lines.  For instance:

if( (a == b && b == c) &&
    (d == e) &&
    (f == g && h == i)

3. Format the text using the formatter such that the line breaks do not change.

Expected: My line breaks remain intact.

Actual: Eclipse has two settings: no wrapping which pulls the entire condition up to a single line, or wrap to a predefined global line width.  Neither of these options are acceptable.

There needs to be an option to IGNORE line wrapping such that Eclipse neither pulls everything up to one line or wraps to a completely meaningless line width.


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