[Solved] JEDI Code Format - problem

[bobonwhidbey]

I need help with the JEDI Code Format feature. After using the format feature (Ctrl-D) simple code looks like this, with the // test comment shown on it's own line.

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1. procedure TForm1.FormShow(Sender: TObject);
2. var
3.   i: integer;
4.  
5.   procedure test;
6.   begin
7.     i := 1;
8.   end;
9.   // test
10. begin   // Form Show
11.   Test;
12. end;  
13.  

I want the test comment to look like this:

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1.  
2.   procedure test;
3.   begin
4.     i := 1;
5.   end;  // test
6.  
7.  

I think this problem only occurs when I have a comment on the end statement of an embedded procedure or function. And it only happens on the last embedded procedure or function. Thus, only on the embedded end statement just before the begin statement.

What can I do to the JCF Format Settings to fix this so that the comment stays on the same line as that end statement?

[Thaddy]

You can't. You need to modify the JCF code for that.

[BrunoK]

I need help with the JEDI Code Format feature. After using the format feature (Ctrl-D) simple code looks like this, with the // test comment shown on it's own line.

What can I do to the JCF Format Settings to fix this so that the comment stays on the same line as that end statement?

IDE_Menu_Source->JEDI Code Format->Format Settings->Line Breaking->Returns : uncheck In misc. good places.

[bobonwhidbey]

Thank you Bruno, that's just what I was looking for.

[DomingoGP]

This was a bug in JCF, solved in main and fixes_3_0 branches.