2.1 RC Extra Line Breaks

How do I turn off the line break after CREATE OR REPLACE so that CREATE OR REPLACE <package name> PACKAGE AS stays on the same line. Been into the formatting options and tried various combinations and cannot get it to change. Do not remember it doing this with previous version of sql developer.

Hi colinj ,
I went through a few of the options and I could not suppress that newline.
The same happens in 1.5.5.59.69 . There have been a couple of improvements in the formatting
engine for this release but this newline has not been changed for this release.
-Turloch

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Does anybody know how to keep SQL Developer from automatically editing PL/SQL code and adding line breaks after 'CREATE OR REPLACE' statements?
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Edited by: user9133268 on Feb 21, 2012 8:00 AM

Hi Michael,
I believe nothing for this issue has progressed since it was asked here:
2.1 RC Extra Line Breaks
As there may be approval for some planned improvements to the SQL Formatter feature in 3.2, I logged an enhancement request for you:
Bug 13744858 - FORUM: UNWANTED LINE BREAK AFTER CREATE OR REPLACE SYNTAX
Regards,
Gary
SQL Developer Team
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declare
v_id NUMBER;
v_iso VARCHAR2(30);
v_title VARCHAR2(60);
v_approval_req VARCHAR2(10);
v_approved VARCHAR2(10);
v_job_desc VARCHAR2(60);
v_user VARCHAR2(30);
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v_num_rejected NUMBER;
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WHERE doc_info.owner = sh_job_description.job_desc
and sh_job_description.job_desc_id = sh_employees.job_desc_id
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exception when others then null;
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You have 4 document(s) to approve. Please click on the Approve Documents button below to do so. *\n*You have 1 rejected document(s) that have had updates made per your request. Please click on the Approve Documents button below to review the changes, then approve if all changes are accepted. I have entered a bold /n where I need a line break. Silly, but I've tried many combos of \n and the break with a br and this < and this > (I can't get the real thing to post), concatenating and not, but haven't come up with it.
Off to lunch now, back in an hour.
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userRRRYB wrote:
Here's my codeFrom where? APEX version? Region? Process? Example on apex.oracle.com?
Fixed. I split it up into two different items, created a region for each, and placed the regions in position 1.Sounds like a lot of extra work.
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http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2006/08/ouch-that-hurts.html
http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2007/03/dreaded-others-then-null-strikes-again.html
http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2008/01/why-do-people-do-this.html
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you DON'T save that version. you revert to save after pdf-ing the conductors score. i know it's silly, but the work around at the end only takes a moment. but going about it this way will virtually guarantee everything will turn out as it should.

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