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Question by B4ttleCat · Feb 01, 2015 at 05:29 PM · monodevelopformatting

Monodevelop formatting [Header] weirdly

Hey guys,

I've just learnt about [Header] which is great for keeping the inspector tidy, but Monodevelop is doing something odd with the formatting. It will separate the first line following the Header line. For example:

 [Header("GUI")]
 public int
     playerScore;
 public GUIText scoreGUI;
 private int fuelScoreValue = 10;

It does it for each and every Header block. I suspect it has something to do with auto-format on saving, but it seems weird that the lines following the first one don't indent/separate like the first and I can't find any option in the C# Solution Options that may relate.

I'm only learning to program so this may be a simple answer. Thanks in advance for your help.

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avatar image lermy3d · Sep 03, 2015 at 02:35 PM 1
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I am also having the same problem! It has to do with the C# code formatting in $$anonymous$$onodevelop, we choose $$anonymous$$icosoft Visual Studio template and all of this started to happened all the sudden, but there is no formatting rule for this specific declaration when using attributes like [XYZ].

If anyone found a solution for this please share, thanks!

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