How to disable the alignment of arguments in functions with CodeMaid in Visual Studio?

Question

For example when I want to save something like this:

    SummaryInfo(int succeededFiles,
                int skippedFiles,
                int failedFiles,
                int alreadyProcessedFiles,
                int succeededFolders
    );

But CodeMaid changes it to:

    SummaryInfo(int succeededFiles,
        int skippedFiles,
        int failedFiles,
        int alreadyProcessedFiles,
        int succeededFolders
    );

CodeMaid has a lot of options but I could not find the right one.

References:

Using Visual Studio 2015
CodeMaid: http://www.codemaid.net/

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Jan 31 '17 at 19:13

Indentation is natively handled by Visual Studio's Format Document call which CodeMaid invokes as a part of its own cleanup. A good way to confirm this is native Visual Studio behavior is to invoke Visual Studio's command directly (Edit->Advanced->Format Document).

There may be an option in Visual Studio to configure the indentation behavior. A place worth looking is Tools->Options->Text Editor->C#->Code Style->Formatting->Indentation.

If there isn't an option available in Visual Studio to change the behavior, you can stop CodeMaid from invoking that command altogether at CodeMaid->Options->Cleaning->Visual Studio->"Run format document". It will cause you to lose several other helpful cleanups though.

Hope it helps!

How to disable the alignment of arguments in functions with CodeMaid in Visual Studio?

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