I like Eclipse's auto-indent function, but sometimes I've got some indentation I don't want it to correct, like
audioBuffer1[j] = (short) (VOLUME_REDUCER * ( inputBuffer[i]
+ ALPHA * inputBuffer[i - echo1a]
+ ALPHA * inputBuffer[i + echo1a]
- ALPHA * inputBuffer[i - echo1b]
- ALPHA * inputBuffer[i + echo1b]
));
which gets corrected to something horrible. Is there a way of making the auto-indent function skip over some bits of code, using an @annotation
or something?
You can put // at the end of the lines you don't want it to wrap.
audioBuffer1[j] = (short) (VOLUME_REDUCER * ( inputBuffer[i] //
+ ALPHA * inputBuffer[i - echo1a] //
+ ALPHA * inputBuffer[i + echo1a] //
- ALPHA * inputBuffer[i - echo1b] //
- ALPHA * inputBuffer[i + echo1b] //
));