Code formatter breaking my literals asunder

The code formatter should respect my literal new lines rather than breaking my literals asunder,
||ltrim(sys_connect_by_path("Customer Name", ':
for one can not use a function such as chr(10) in sys_connect_by_path.

Built in SQL Worksheet:
create table a as select '1' a, '2' b from dual;
create procedure p
as
begin
for r in
(select ltrim(sys_connect_by_path(a, ':
from a
connect by prior a = b
loop
null;
end loop;
end;
As formatted (ctrl-F7) in SQL Dev proc editor:
CREATE OR REPLACE
PROCEDURE p
AS
BEGIN
FOR r IN
(SELECT ltrim(sys_connect_by_path(a, ':
FROM a
CONNECT BY prior a = b
LOOP
NULL;
END LOOP;
END;
Furthermore, the formatter operation is not idempotent as exhibited by the result of a second ctrl-F7:
CREATE OR REPLACE
PROCEDURE p
AS
BEGIN
FOR r IN
(SELECT ltrim(sys_connect_by_path(a, ':
FROM a
CONNECT BY prior a = b
LOOP
NULL;
END LOOP;
END;
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> Is there some formatter I can use to visually clean up
my code in the same
> way
> that flash indents certain tags? Maybe a html text
editor someone can
> recommend
> or even something hidden within dreamweaver?
>
> Thanks
>

Equivalent code for % break; % in JSTL....... ??????

Hi,
Does anyone know the JSTL equivalent of break; to break out of a loop?
My requirement:
I have to loop through a collection of objects. If a condition is satisfied, I need to set the values and break out of the loop.
P.S: Scriptlet <% break; %> doesn�t work.

There is currently no equivilant to 'break' in JSTL. You have several alternatives:
1) within your <c:forEach>, set a flag variable that is set when your 'break' condition occurs. Only process items before this flag is set. The obvious drawback to this is that you will continue to iterate over a Collection when there is no work to do. If your collections are small, this shouldn't be too bad of an idea.
2) Have your model/controller prune the collection before it gets to your JSP. This way, the collection is guaranteed to only contain items that you are concerned with processing.

Flex Builder/Eclipse code formatter plugin

I came across
FlexFormatter
today after searching far and wide. Installation is a wizz and
formatting options are customizable. Thought I'll give a heads up
on the forum since a search for "code formatting" turns up nothing
And, no, I'm not the publisher

Jason,
Yes you still need to purchase - you can install the product
as a full install, or as an eclipse plug in. Trying the 30 day
trial for getting your feet wet is the only option currently. Take
advantage of free training from total training:
http://www.totaltraining.com/Store/online_adobe_login.aspx
Cheers,
David

Code formatter breaking my literals asunder

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