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yjshen
yjshen

Reputation: 6693

Intellij IDEA reformat scala code

If I have a Scala method declaration too long to fit in a single line, I would separate it in several lines, and my reformat expectations is:

protected def pruneFilterProject(
    relation: LogicalRelation,
    projectList: Seq[NamedExpression],
    filterPredicates: Seq[Expression],
    scanBuilder: (Array[String], Array[Filter]) => RDD[Row]) = {
  pruneFilterProjectRaw(
    relation,
    projectList,
    filterPredicates,
    (requestedColumns, pushedFilters) => {
      scanBuilder(requestedColumns.map(_.name).toArray, selectFilters(pushedFilters).toArray)
    })
}

But after Reformat Code(control + alt + L), the output is:

protected def pruneFilterProject(
                                  relation: LogicalRelation,
                                  projectList: Seq[NamedExpression],
                                  filterPredicates: Seq[Expression],
                                  scanBuilder: (Array[String], Array[Filter]) => RDD[Row]) = {
  pruneFilterProjectRaw(
    relation,
    projectList,
    filterPredicates,
    (requestedColumns, pushedFilters) => {
      scanBuilder(requestedColumns.map(_.name).toArray, selectFilters(pushedFilters).toArray)
    })
}

What are proper code style rules in intellij idea for scala lang should I set to override the default behaviour and get my desired output style?

Edit

deselect the Align when multiline would result in: 

protected def pruneFilterProject(
  relation: LogicalRelation,
  projectList: Seq[NamedExpression],
  filterPredicates: Seq[Expression],
  scanBuilder: (Array[String], Array[Filter]) => RDD[Row]) = {
  pruneFilterProjectRaw(
    relation,
    projectList,
    filterPredicates,
    (requestedColumns, pushedFilters) => {
      scanBuilder(requestedColumns.map(_.name).toArray, selectFilters(pushedFilters).toArray)
    })
}

Arguments and method body would have same indention(2 space), not the desired one: argument list with two indents(4 space), method list with only one indent(2 space)

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1693

Answers (2)

Ben Reich
Ben Reich

Reputation: 16324

You might want to deselect the Align when multiline option in the Method declaration parameters section in the Wrapping and Braces tab in the Scala part of the Preferences menu. You might also want to set the wrapping option in that same section to Warp if long.

In order to then get the tabs like you want, you want to set Continuation indent to 4 and Indent to 2 on the Tabs and Indents tab.

Upvotes: 2

anquegi
anquegi

Reputation: 11522

I recommend you to use Scalariform it is is a code formatter for Scala. It's available as a library, a stand-alone command line tool, or via integrations with various editors and build tools (listed below).

The plan is to add preferences and features as and when people ask for them, so please do raise a Github issue if it doesn't format your code the way you'd like it, and I'll see what I can do.

Scalariform is licenced under The MIT Licence.

If you use sbt, add this to your project/plugins.sbt

addSbtPlugin("com.typesafe.sbt" % "sbt-scalariform" % "1.3.0")

here is all the information, it is the one that use typesafe in his activator templates,

scalriform github

https://github.com/sbt/sbt-scalariform

Upvotes: 2

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