Examples of AlignmentException

org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.formatter.align.AlignmentException
Exception used to backtrack and break available alignments When the exception is thrown, it is assumed that some alignment will be changed. @since 2.1
org.eclipse.jdt.internal.formatter.align.AlignmentException
Exception used to backtrack and break available alignments When the exception is thrown, it is assumed that some alignment will be changed. @since 2.1

Examples of org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.formatter.align.AlignmentException

      }
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    if (outerMostDepth >= 0) {
      throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, outerMostDepth);
    }
    // look for innermost breakable one
    relativeDepth = 0;
    targetAlignment = this.currentAlignment;
    while (targetAlignment != null){
      if (targetAlignment.couldBreak()){
        throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, relativeDepth);
      }
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    // did not find any breakable location - proceed

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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.formatter.align.AlignmentException

      }
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    if (outerMostDepth >= 0) {
      throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, outerMostDepth);
    }
    // look for innermost breakable one
    relativeDepth = 0;
    targetAlignment = this.currentAlignment;
    while (targetAlignment != null){
      if (targetAlignment.couldBreak()){
        throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, relativeDepth);
      }
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    // did not find any breakable location - proceed

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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.formatter.align.AlignmentException

      previousKind = targetAlignment.kind;
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    if (outerMostDepth >= 0) {
      throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, outerMostDepth);
    }
    // look for innermost breakable one
    relativeDepth = 0;
    targetAlignment = this.currentAlignment;
    AlignmentException alignmentException = null;
    int msgArgsDepth = -1;
    while (targetAlignment != null) {
      if (targetAlignment.kind == Alignment.MESSAGE_ARGUMENTS) {
        msgArgsDepth = relativeDepth;
      }
      if (alignmentException == null) {
        if (targetAlignment.couldBreak()) {
          // do not throw the exception immediately to have a chance to reset
          // previously broken alignments (see bug 203588)
          alignmentException = new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, relativeDepth);
          if (insideStringConcat) throw alignmentException;
        }
      } else if (targetAlignment.wasSplit) {
        // reset the nearest already broken outermost alignment.
        // Note that it's not done twice to avoid infinite loop while raising

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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.formatter.align.AlignmentException

      }
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    if (outerMostDepth >= 0) {
      throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, outerMostDepth);
    }
    // look for innermost breakable one
    relativeDepth = 0;
    targetAlignment = this.currentAlignment;
    while (targetAlignment != null){
      if (targetAlignment.couldBreak()){
        throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, relativeDepth);
      }
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    // did not find any breakable location - proceed

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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.formatter.align.AlignmentException

      previousKind = targetAlignment.kind;
      targetAlignment = targetAlignment.enclosing;
      relativeDepth++;
    }
    if (outerMostDepth >= 0) {
      throw new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, outerMostDepth);
    }
    // look for innermost breakable one
    relativeDepth = 0;
    targetAlignment = this.currentAlignment;
    AlignmentException alignmentException = null;
    int msgArgsDepth = -1;
    while (targetAlignment != null) {
      if (targetAlignment.kind == Alignment.MESSAGE_ARGUMENTS) {
        msgArgsDepth = relativeDepth;
      }
      if (alignmentException == null) {
        if (targetAlignment.couldBreak()) {
          // do not throw the exception immediately to have a chance to reset
          // previously broken alignments (see bug 203588)
          alignmentException = new AlignmentException(AlignmentException.LINE_TOO_LONG, relativeDepth);
          if (insideStringConcat) throw alignmentException;
        }
      } else if (targetAlignment.wasSplit) {
        // reset the nearest already broken outermost alignment.
        // Note that it's not done twice to avoid infinite loop while raising

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