Code Style. JSON
File | Settings | Editor | Code Style | JSON for Windows and Linux
RubyMine | Settings | Editor | Code Style | JSON for macOS
Use this page to configure code style options for JSON files. When you change these settings, the Preview pane shows how this will affect your code.
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Smart tabs | An indentation consists of two parts. One part results from nesting code blocks, and the other part is determined by alignment.
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Tab size | In this field, specify the number of spaces that fits in a tab. |
Indent | In this field, specify the number of spaces to be inserted for each indent level. |
Continuation indent | In this field, specify the number of spaces to be inserted between the elements of an array, in expressions, method declarations, and method calls. |
Keep indents on empty lines | If this checkbox is selected, RubyMine retains indents on empty lines as if they contained some code. If the checkbox is cleared, RubyMine deletes the tab characters and spaces on empty lines. |
Use this tab to specify where you want RubyMine to insert spaces automatically. Select the checkboxes next to the description of relevant locations and check the results in the Preview pane.
In this tab, customize the exceptions, brace placement and alignment options that RubyMine will apply to various code constructs on reformatting the source code. Check the results in the Preview pane.
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Alignment takes precedence over indentation options.
Hard wrap at | In this field, specify the number of spaces required to the right of an element. If you accept the Default option then the value from the global settings is used. |
Wrap on typing | In this field, specify how the edited text is fitted in the specified Hard wrap at field.
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Visual guides | In this field, specify multiple right margins. You can leave a default value or enter the number of spaces for your margin. If you want to specify several margins, enter numbers separated by comma. |
Keep when reformatting | Use the checkboxes to configure exceptions that RubyMine will make when reformatting the source code. For example, by default, the Line breaks checkbox is selected. If your code contains lines that are shorter than a standard convention, you can convert them by disabling the Line breaks checkbox before reformatting. |
Wrapping options | A wrapping style applies to various code constructs, specified in the left-hand pane (for example, method call arguments, or assignment statements).
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Alignment options |
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Use this tab to define where and how many blank lines you want RubyMine to retain and insert in your code after reformatting. The results are displayed in the Preview pane.
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The settings on this tab do not affect the number of blank lines before the first and after the last item.
Keep Maximum Blank Lines | In this area, specify the number of extra blank lines to be kept after reformatting. |