How to make eclipse not auto-index code block

Question

I like the Eclipse autostart function, but sometimes I have indents that I don’t want to fix, for example

audioBuffer1[j] = (short) (VOLUME_REDUCER * ( inputBuffer[i] 
                  + ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i - echo1a] 
                  + ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i + echo1a]
                  - ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i - echo1b] 
                  - ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i + echo1b] 
                           ));

which corrects for something terrible. Is there a way to make the function of automatic marching over some bits of code using @annotationor something?

Answer 1

You can put // at the end of lines you don’t want to wrap.

audioBuffer1[j] = (short) (VOLUME_REDUCER * ( inputBuffer[i] // 
                  + ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i - echo1a] //
                  + ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i + echo1a] //
                  - ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i - echo1b] //
                  - ALPHA *   inputBuffer[i + echo1b] //
                           ));

Answer 2

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 class X {
   // disable-formatter
   void foo1() {}
   void foo2() {}
   // enable-formatter
   void bar1() {}
   // enable-formatter
   void bar2() {}
 }

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Answer 3

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