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Key: IDEADEV-4043
Type: New Feature New Feature
Status: Open Open
Priority: Critical Critical
Assignee: Olesya Smirnova
Reporter: Ken Arnold
Votes: 8
Watchers: 6
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IDEA: Development

HTML formatting prefs should apply to javadoc formatting

Created: 27 Apr 05 18:37   Updated: 23 Oct 08 14:44
Component/s: Code Formatting and Code Style
Fix Version/s: None

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This issue is duplicated by:
IDEABKL-2744 Applying HTML formatter to javadocs Normal Resolved
IDEABKL-1189 Javadoc layout: keep line breaks afte... Normal Resolved
IDEA-4681 JavaDoc code style should consider ne... Resolved
IDEABKL-1477 javadoc formatting with margin destro... Resolved
IDEABKL-2168 JavaDoc Formatting doesn't consider H... Resolved
IDEA-5058 Reformatting of JavaDoc Resolved

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There are things about the formatting in javadoc that are equivalent o the settings for HTML, since much of javadoc is HTML. I'dl ike to be able to apply the HTML formatting within the context of the HTML text in a javadoc comment.

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Maxim Shafirov - 12 Jan 06 03:02
At least it should honor most used javadoc html patterns like newlines after <br> and list <ul>/<li> layouts.

Oleg Estekhin - 17 Apr 06 17:52
A quickfix suggestion:
do not reformat in any way lines that start with < or end with > symbols (add this as an option in javadoc formatting settings)

Jonas Kvarnstrom - 15 Aug 06 15:24

Could we at least have some simple extensions to avoid joining lines if
the next line begins with <ul>, <li> and </ul>? Bullet lists are not
uncommon in Javadoc comments and are completely messed up by the current
formatter.


Jonas Kvarnstrom - 27 Dec 06 21:54

Could we at least have some simple extensions to avoid joining lines if
the next line begins with <ul>, <li> and </ul>? Bullet lists are not
uncommon in Javadoc comments and are completely messed up by the current
formatter.


Jonas Kvarnstrom - 22 Oct 08 08:13

Could we at least have some simple extensions to avoid joining lines if
the next line begins with <ul>, <li> and </ul>? Bullet lists are not
uncommon in Javadoc comments and are completely messed up by the current
formatter.