Personally I don't like Eclipse line wrapper default setting since it's not properly wrap my code.
As the result, my code look ugly and harder to be read.
Before : (It will look worse if the code is longer)
adminTree.addListener(Events.OnDoubleClick,
new Listener<TreePanelEvent<ModelData>>() {
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Override
public void handleEvent(TreePanelEvent<ModelData> be) {
ModelData p = be.getItem();
System.out.println(p.get("name"));
// MenuHandler.handleMenu(p);
Application.defaultViewNavigationTree.getTree()
.getSelectionModel().select(p, false);
Application.defaultViewNavigationTree.getTree()
.setExpanded(p, true);
}
});
Finally I found the solution.
ANSWER:
Source:
http://minimalbugs.com/questions/disable-line-wrapping-in-eclipse
You can’t disable line wrapping, but you can add more maximum characters to appear in a single line, by accessing :
- Window – Preferences – Java – Code Style – Formatter – Edit
- Insert New profile name because you can’t edit the default profile
- Click Line wrapping tab in the maximum width, put the maximum character you wanted to be appeared in a single line
After :
adminTree.addListener(Events.OnDoubleClick, new Listener<TreePanelEvent<ModelData>>() {
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@Override
public void handleEvent(TreePanelEvent<ModelData> be) {
ModelData p = be.getItem();
System.out.println(p.get("name"));
// MenuHandler.handleMenu(p);
Application.defaultViewNavigationTree.getTree().getSelectionModel().select(p, false);
Application.defaultViewNavigationTree.getTree().setExpanded(p, true);
}
});