IntelliJ IDEA method name indentation











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Consider I have a verbose method declaration, so I want to wrap method name so line with method declaration is not too long:



private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>

    veryLongMethodName(...


IDEA's autoformatting does not indent method name relatively to class members:



 private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>

 veryLongMethodName(...


I however want it to be indented like in the first code snippet.



Is there a way to achieve this?






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    Consider I have a verbose method declaration, so I want to wrap method name so line with method declaration is not too long:



    private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>
    
    veryLongMethodName(...


    IDEA's autoformatting does not indent method name relatively to class members:



     private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>
    
 veryLongMethodName(...


    I however want it to be indented like in the first code snippet.



    Is there a way to achieve this?






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      Consider I have a verbose method declaration, so I want to wrap method name so line with method declaration is not too long:



      private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>
      
    veryLongMethodName(...


      IDEA's autoformatting does not indent method name relatively to class members:



       private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>
      
 veryLongMethodName(...


      I however want it to be indented like in the first code snippet.



      Is there a way to achieve this?






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      Consider I have a verbose method declaration, so I want to wrap method name so line with method declaration is not too long:



      private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>
      
    veryLongMethodName(...


      IDEA's autoformatting does not indent method name relatively to class members:



       private Map<VeryLongClassName, VeryLongClassName>
      
 veryLongMethodName(...


      I however want it to be indented like in the first code snippet.



      Is there a way to achieve this?






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          No such option yet. You can follow and vote for this feature request: IDEA-185677, which is titled "An option to apply continuation indent to method name" and describes what you want.






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