DO NOT USE! This option is buggy for complicated expressions. The only reason this option exists is to support the literalArgumentLists option, which enables callSite only for simple expressions. If true, will fit as many arguments on each line, only breaking at commas. If false, a function call's arguments will either be all on the same line or will have one line each.
Same as unsafeCallSite, except for definition site.
Parent constructors are C and D in "class A extends B with C and D". If true, scalafmt will fit as many parent constructors on a single line. If false, each parent constructor gets its own line.
If true, automatically sets the style to bin-pack for argument lists that only consist of literals.
Argument list must be longer than this setting to be eligible for literalArgumentLists.
Regexes for literal type names. For example, "Int" or "Byte".
Regexes for literal to exclude from literalArgumentLists.
If true, automatically sets the style to bin-pack for argument lists that only consist of literals.
Regexes for literal to exclude from literalArgumentLists.
Regexes for literal type names.
Regexes for literal type names. For example, "Int" or "Byte".
Argument list must be longer than this setting to be eligible for literalArgumentLists.
Parent constructors are C and D in "class A extends B with C and D".
Parent constructors are C and D in "class A extends B with C and D". If true, scalafmt will fit as many parent constructors on a single line. If false, each parent constructor gets its own line.
DO NOT USE! This option is buggy for complicated expressions.
DO NOT USE! This option is buggy for complicated expressions. The only reason this option exists is to support the literalArgumentLists option, which enables callSite only for simple expressions. If true, will fit as many arguments on each line, only breaking at commas. If false, a function call's arguments will either be all on the same line or will have one line each.
Same as unsafeCallSite, except for definition site.
DO NOT USE! This option is buggy for complicated expressions. The only reason this option exists is to support the literalArgumentLists option, which enables callSite only for simple expressions. If true, will fit as many arguments on each line, only breaking at commas. If false, a function call's arguments will either be all on the same line or will have one line each.
Same as unsafeCallSite, except for definition site.
Parent constructors are C and D in "class A extends B with C and D". If true, scalafmt will fit as many parent constructors on a single line. If false, each parent constructor gets its own line.
If true, automatically sets the style to bin-pack for argument lists that only consist of literals.
Argument list must be longer than this setting to be eligible for literalArgumentLists.
Regexes for literal type names. For example, "Int" or "Byte".
Regexes for literal to exclude from literalArgumentLists.