The blog post is wrong in saying “IntelliJ IDEA 13 is capable of importing code formatter settings from Eclipse without the use of any plugins”. I’ve lost some time looking for an “Import” button that isn’t there.
Reformatting Source Code On this page:. Basics IntelliJ IDEA lets you reformat source code to meet the requirements of your code style. IntelliJ IDEA will lay out spacing, indents, keywords etc.
Reformatting can apply to the selected text, entire file, or entire project. It is also possible to apply reformatting to the parts of the source code only, using the.
Reformatting code To reformat code for a directory, follow these steps:. In the Project tool window, select a module or directory you want to apply your reformatting to. From the main menu, select Code Reformat Code or press Ctrl+Alt+L. Alternatively, in the, right-click the directory and from the context menu, select Reformat Code. In the dialog box, specify the necessary options and filters for you reformatting and click Run.
Reformatting code for the current file To reformat code for the current file, follow these steps:. In the editor of the currently opened file, press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+L. Note that if you select Code Reformat Code from the main menu or press Ctrl+Alt+L, IntelliJ IDEA will try to reformat the source code automatically without opening the dialog.
In the dialog, specify options for the reformatting and click Run. Skipping a region when reformatting source code To enable formatter markers, make sure to select the check box Enable formatter markers in comments in the page of the Settings/Preferences dialog, and type the markers in the Formatter off/on fields.
To skip a certain region on reformatting, follow these steps:. At the beginning of the region, create a line comment ( Ctrl+Slash), and then manually type the marker specified in the Formatter off field of page. At the end of the region, create a line comment ( Ctrl+Slash), and then manually type the marker specified in the Formatter on field of page. Perform code reformatting, as described above. Alternatively, create a live template to surround a block of code with formatter off/on markers, see. Example of using formatting markers The original source code The code after reformatting When the formatting markers are disabled, the original formatting is broken: When the formatting markers are enabled, the original formatting is preserved.
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Reformatting Source Code On this page:. Basics IntelliJ IDEA lets you reformat source code to meet the requirements of your code style. IntelliJ IDEA will lay out spacing, indents, keywords etc. Reformatting can apply to the selected text, entire file, or entire project. It is also possible to apply reformatting to the parts of the source code only, using the.
Reformatting the code of a module or directory To reformat code for a module or directory, follow these steps:. In the Project tool window, select the module or directory you want to apply your reformatting to. Choose Code Reformat Code on the main menu or press Ctrl+Alt+L. Alternatively, in the, right-click the directory and from the context menu, select Reformat Code. In the dialog box, specify the necessary options and filters for your reformatting and click Run. Reformatting the code of the current file To reformat code for the current file, follow these steps:.
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In the editor of the currently opened file, press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+L. Note that if you select Code Reformat Code from the main menu or press Ctrl+Alt+L, IntelliJ IDEA will try to reformat the source code automatically without opening the dialog. In the dialog, specify options for the reformatting and click Run. Skipping a region when reformatting source code To enable formatter markers, make sure to select the check box Enable formatter markers in comments in the page of the Settings/Preferences dialog, and type the markers in the Formatter off/on fields. To skip a certain region on reformatting, follow these steps:.
At the beginning of the region, create a line comment ( Ctrl+Slash), and then manually type the marker specified in the Formatter off field of page. At the end of the region, create a line comment ( Ctrl+Slash), and then manually type the marker specified in the Formatter on field of page. Perform code reformatting, as described above.
Alternatively, create a live template to surround a block of code with formatter off/on markers, see. Example of using formatting markers The original source code The code after reformatting When the formatting markers are disabled, the original formatting is broken: When the formatting markers are enabled, the original formatting is preserved.