Hello,
There is an issue with the exception keyword, when it is used to declare an exception to be called with raise exception the keyword is place on the next line which is correct at the end of the script not at the declaration, see image.
I also would like to have an option to declare my own things to align in the declaration part of the script or that everything is aligned nicely, also see image.
I would like to see it formatted like this
By the way, my team is looking for a formatter to make all our code look the same. SQLinForm is looking promising. There are a few thing that I would like to have control over because of a standard that we already have in our team.
E.g. when we write an if statement, we always put 4 spaces. Then the line inside the then and end if always are under the condition. See image below
Is this already possible, if not would it be something that can be added to the formatter.
Another thing that isn't working well, when I am formatting PL/SQL code and I have an inline function then the function is placed at the first character and everything under it is considered part of that function or so. See image below
I'll make a new post when I find something else.
Regards Richard
