AppCode更新后注释缩进异常及多行语句对齐问题求助

Hey there! Sorry to hear those post-update formatting quirks are throwing off your Objective-C workflow in AppCode—let’s get this sorted out step by step.

1. Fixing Comment Indentation After Pressing Enter #

That annoying persistent indent after comments is almost certainly a smart key or code style setting that got flipped during the update. Here’s how to revert it:

• Open AppCode’s preferences (press Cmd+, on Mac, or Ctrl+Alt+S on Windows/Linux)
• Navigate to Editor > General > Smart Keys
• Scroll down to the Comments section, and uncheck the box for Start new line with comment. This stops AppCode from auto-extending the comment indent to the next line.
• Double-check your Objective-C code style settings: Head to Editor > Code Style > Objective-C > Indentation, and make sure Indent after '//' comments is set to 0 (so your next line aligns with the base code indent, not the comment).

2. Restoring Colon Alignment for Multi-Line Statements #

The missing colon alignment is likely a code style toggle that got disabled. Fix it like this:

• Stay in Editor > Code Style > Objective-C, and switch to the Wrapping and Braces tab
• Look for two key sections:
  • Method declarations: Find the Align colons option under parameter wrapping settings, and check it. This ensures colons line up when you split method declarations across lines.
  • Method calls: Do the same here—enable Align colons so your multi-line method calls keep their colons aligned properly.
• If you use property declarations or other colon-heavy syntax, check related sections (like Property declarations) for similar alignment options.

Bonus: If Settings Don’t Stick #

Sometimes update caches can mess with setting changes. Try this if the above steps don’t work:

• Go to File > Invalidate Caches...
• Select Invalidate and Restart to clear old cache files and reload AppCode with your new settings.
• If all else fails, you can reset your Objective-C code style to default: In the Code Style settings, click the gear icon in the top-right corner and select Restore Defaults, then re-apply your preferred tweaks.

Give these steps a shot—most post-update formatting issues come down to settings being reset or toggled unexpectedly during the update. Hopefully this gets your workflow back to normal!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Stoph