Description Victor Homyakov 2011-08-02 04:49:25 EDT

Overview:
When long line of code is present in object, JavaScript formatter indents the whole object instead of wrapping of single long line. The long line stays unwrapped.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. In Eclipse go to menu Window -> Preferences. Select JavaScript -> Code Style -> Formatter. Set Active profile to Java Conventions [built-in] (for this particular example, but the same behavior is preserved with all profiles).
2. Make JavaScript file with following content:
--- start of code
var A = Class.create({
    initialize : function() {
        this.afterCancel = Prototype.emptyFunction;
    }
});

var B = Class.create({
    initialize : function() {
        this.afterOpen = this.afterSave = this.afterDelete = this.afterCancel = Prototype.emptyFunction;
    }
});
--- end of code
Note the long line of code (104 chars).
3. Format the source (Ctrl-Shift-F).

Actual Results:
--- start of code
var A = Class.create({
    initialize : function() {
	this.afterCancel = Prototype.emptyFunction;
    }
});

var B = Class
        .create({
            initialize : function() {
                this.afterOpen = this.afterSave = this.afterDelete = this.afterCancel = Prototype.emptyFunction;
            }
        });
--- end of code
Note that contents of object was indented by extra 2 levels, but the long line of code is still unwrapped and even longer than before (112 chars).

Expected Results:
Example should stay unchanged, or at least the single long line should be wrapped somehow. Indentation in other regions of code should not change.

Build Date & Platform:
Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers.
Version: Indigo Release
Build id: 20110615-0604