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Example: import java.util.Comparator; public class FormatterBug { // private final Comparator<Long> findBlockIndexByTimeComparator = (t, // k)-> Long.compare(t, k); private final Comparator<Long> findBlockIndexByTimeComparator = (t, k) -> Long.compare(t, k); public FormatterBug() { } } The Ctor should not be indented so far. This indentation is kept for the remaining file. Trigger with the first commented code or with the active.
I did some tests and I don't see the problem when invoking the formatter (through Ctrl+Shift+F), but only when pressing Enter in code to add new lines. Moving to jdt.text. Probably related to bug 476636. Frank, please let us know if I missed something.
Yes, right it is not about the formatter, it is about the indenter. If I want to keep the line break before the ->, the following is all wrongly indented. Select All, then indent: CTRL-A, CTRL+I Now with Eclipse 4.10 still the case.
Same behavior in 4.11.
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