I have the settings for this done correctly.
However for certain cases, like when I declare or initialize an anonymous class, and eclipse puts out auto-generated code, all of that is still tab-spaced. Is there a workaround to this?
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I have the settings for this done correctly.
However for certain cases, like when I declare or initialize an anonymous class, and eclipse puts out auto-generated code, all of that is still tab-spaced. Is there a workaround to this?
EclipseFP appears to no longer be actively maintained; use at your own risk.
After a lot of great help from the developers of EclipseFP on their mailing list, I put together a set of instructions for installing the current (2.0.2) version of EclipseFP. You can read my email but below are the instructions - it's long, but not as hard as it looks, and the result is quite nice:
http://eclipsefp.sf.net/updates
into the Work with: field - hit enter.
In the box below "Functional Programming" should show up after a few
moments, cancel and retry it if it doesn't. Expand "Functional Programming"
and check the 2.x.x Haskell Support plugin. Follow the rest of the steps,
and EclipseFP will be installed, and will prompt you to restart Eclipse.It looks like Adobe Brackets has an extension called Beautify which can be found at https://brackets-registry.aboutweb.com/ and their GitHub location is https://github.com/drewhamlett/brackets-beautify
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For the Java Editor, it's controlled with/by the Java Formatter preferences.