How to view the entire CLOB in results table?

According to the release notes with 1.2.1.32, a recent bug fix changed the way CLOBs are displayed in SQL Developer:
Bug 6254736: Clob datatype in table grid fetches the whole clob
Before the fix, for any given CLOB field, the entire CLOB data would be displayed. After the fix, only "(CLOB)" and a few characters are displayed. The entire data is only accessible via the Edit Value dialog.
I understand this change will likely improve performance for very large CLOBs. However, there are times when I want to be able to view the entire CLOB in the table grid (either in the data tab or as the result of a SQL query). Is there any way to restore the old functionality? If not, is there any plan to add a new preference to support the old functionality? Thanks for your help!

The same issue was pointed a while back here : Re: RAW displayed in columns
We would have a solution for it, most likely as a preference.
-Raghu

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