Check "de.unkrig: Wrap array initializer"

Verifies that array initializers are uniformly wrapped and indented.

Array initializers appear in two different flavors:

// NEW expression:
x = new String[3][4][] { { { "a", "b" } } };

// Field or local variable initializer:
String[][] x = { { "a", "b" } };

The phrase "wrap before X" means that a line break and spaces appear right before "X", such that "X" is vertically aligned with the first token in the immediately preceding line.

Quickfixes:

Wrap line

Wraps this line at the correct position.

Join lines

Appends this line to the previous.

Correct indentation

Corrects the indentation of this line.

Property Summary

Properties

Name	Description
allowMultipleValuesPerLine	Whether multiple array initializer values in one line are allowed.
wrapBeforeLCurly	Whether to wrap array initializers before the opening curly brace.

Property Detail

wrapBeforeLCurly = "always | optional | never"

Whether to wrap array initializers before the opening curly brace. Example:

int[] ia =
{ ...

Default values are underlined.

For a description of the individual values, click them.

allowMultipleValuesPerLine = "true|false"

Whether multiple array initializer values in one line are allowed. Example:

String[] x = {
    "a", "b",   // <= Two values in one line.
    "c"
};