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I am using jalopy1.3 and when ever in a class ENUM is available on that line after applying formatting it gives below error pointer, how to fix this issue ?

Multiple markers at this line
    - unexpected token: Status C:\wa\Task.java:87:17: unexpected token: Status at com.triemax.cc.Q(cc.java:4500) at com.triemax.cc.A
     (cc.java:2335) at com.triemax.cc.c(cc.java:4486) at com.triemax.cc.Jb(cc.java:2833) at com.triemax.cc.e(cc.java:2458) at com.triemax.qd.a(qd.java:63) at com.triemax.vc.n(vc.java:322) at com.triemax.vc.e(vc.java:521) at com.triemax.re.b
     (re.java:26) at com.triemax.re.a(re.java:81) at com.triemax.qs.h(qs.java:59) at com.triemax.gq.a(gq.java:1) at com.triemax.ms.run(ms.java:1) at com.triemax.ps.run(ps.java:5) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)
    - unexpected token: CREATED C:\wa\Task.java:87:25: unexpected token: CREATED at com.triemax.cc.Db(cc.java:1344) at 
     com.triemax.cc.B(cc.java:755) at com.triemax.cc.Q(cc.java:1648) at com.triemax.cc.A(cc.java:2335) at com.triemax.cc.c(cc.java:4486) at com.triemax.cc.Jb(cc.java:2833) at com.triemax.cc.e(cc.java:2458) at com.triemax.qd.a(qd.java:63) 
     at com.triemax.vc.n(vc.java:322) at com.triemax.vc.e(vc.java:521) at com.triemax.re.b(re.java:26) at com.triemax.re.a(re.java:81) at com.triemax.qs.h(qs.java:59) at com.triemax.gq.a(gq.java:1) at com.triemax.ms.run(ms.java:1) at 
     com.triemax.ps.run(ps.java:5) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:619)
Dev G
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  • You are using a legacy version ([jalopy 1.3](http://www.triemax.com/products/jalopy/history-1_0.html#1_3) was released in **2004**) of a tool that haven't been much active in terms of development (the latest comercial release was in 2010). My recommendation? Switch tools! There are lot of open source alternatives as well as your IDE :). – Anthony Accioly Mar 06 '14 at 02:49
  • Please provide some idea which are good one and work with same jalopy rules? – Dev G Mar 06 '14 at 04:17
  • Personally? I just use IntelliJ default [code style](https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/webhelp/configuring-code-style.html). It works well. I have no idea about jalopy capabilities but this question may be a good start: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/996646/stand-alone-java-code-formatter-beautifier-pretty-printer – Anthony Accioly Mar 06 '14 at 05:35
  • About IntelliJ - Check [Java Configuration Options](http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/webhelp/code-style-java.html) to see what you can do. – Anthony Accioly Mar 06 '14 at 05:41
  • so finally we are saying with jalopy 1.3 we can not support Enums :( or is there a way to achieve that for now i have this only in my company. – Dev G Mar 09 '14 at 08:08

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