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Format try/catch/finally as follows:

try {

} catch (Exception e) {

} finally {

}

rather than:

try {

}
catch (Exception e) {

}
finally {

}

It's not just for esthetics and conventions, it makes the output more ready for line number realignment. In Enhanced Class Decompiler (ECD) plugin for Eclipse, the output is reworked for line number realignment and it doesn't look nice. This will help produce a nicer output.

Example of the current messy output of ECD:

/*    */          public class Test {
/*    */              public static void main(String[] args) {
/*    */                  try {
/*  5 */                      System.out.println("try");
/*  6 */                      if (args.length == 0) {
/*  7 */                          System.out.println("no args");
/*    */                      } else {
/*  9 */                          System.out.println(args.length + " args");                     }
/* 10 */                      if (args.length == 1) {
/* 11 */                          System.out.println("1 arg");                     }
/* 12 */                      if (args.length == 2) {
/* 13 */                          System.out.println("2 args");
/*    */                      }                 }                 catch (Exception e) {
/* 15 */                      System.out.println("catch ex");
/*    */                  }                 catch (Error e) {
/* 17 */                      System.out.println("catch err");
/*    */                  }                 finally {
/* 19 */                      System.out.println("finally");
/*    */                  }
/*    */              }
/*    */          }

I have thought of doing that directly in ECD, because I have the same issue with Procyon, but as it's also the java standard, I think the decompiler can produce that output directly.

leibnitz27 / cfr

Patch formatting #293