The motivation for this is that in the java to scala plugin, the output is always in eclipse which means that you can hit Ctrl+Shift+F to format it according to the preferences you've set up. However, that formatting will preserve line breaks, which means you would have to remove line breaks manually if you prefer lines be split at a longer length.
The motivation for this is that in the java to scala plugin, the output is always in eclipse which means that you can hit Ctrl+Shift+F to format it according to the preferences you've set up. However, that formatting will preserve line breaks, which means you would have to remove line breaks manually if you prefer lines be split at a longer length.