I want to format a document in a special way, instead of auto formatting:
if(...){
}else{
}
VS should format it like this:
if(...)
{
}
else
{
}
So the brackets ({ and }) should be direct under the keywords.
How is that possible?
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There's actually a reason why the usual convention in javascript is to keep braces on the same line, http://stackoverflow.com/a/3218860/62829. From personal experience, changing the editor defaults is a bad idea unless you always work alone, you will get in a checkin war with your colleagues, changing the style of code every time you check it in and making it hard to see the actual code changes in a diff – mattmanser Jul 12 '16 at 09:43
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You can do this in VS by activating the two checkboxes in Tools > Options... > Text Editor > JavaScript (or whatever formatting you want to customize) > Formatting > New Lines.
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