Description Mary Komor 2011-05-27 18:17:28 EDT

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It seems that a leading tab characters is counted as one unit/char when calculating the length of a line. It should be translated into the number of spaces that a tab character represents. 

(The following example was posted to the mailing list):
According to FormatterTest.testIndentationAndLineWrap() in the test suite, 
for the input

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"test indentation { void func(x:int,y:int,s:javalangString, foo:javasqlDate, 
blupp:mylongtype,  msads:adshdjkhsakdasdkslajdlsask, x:x, a:b, c:d ); }"
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if I use the following config:

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c.setAutoLinewrap(30);
// increment the indentation twice after a "{"
c.setIndentationIncrement().after(f.getTestIndentationAccess().getLeftCurlyBracketKeyword_1());
c.setIndentationIncrement().after(f.getTestIndentationAccess().getLeftCurlyBracketKeyword_1());
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then the actual result is as follows:

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1234567890123456789012345678901  <-- column indicator
test indentation {
        void func(x:int, y:int,  <-- line length is 31, should have been wrapped
        s:javalangString,
        foo:javasqlDate,
        blupp:mylongtype,
        msads:adshdjkhsakdasdkslajdlsask,
        x:x, a:b, c:d);
        }
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Reproducible: Always