JSF Code formatter or Eclipse XML Editor, each tag for new line?

Question

How to format JSF code in eclipse?

I already try as the following :

• Format XML code in Eclipse

My XML Editor Configuration Setting is :

• Line width 120
• Split multiple attributes each on a new like Checked
• Align final bracket in mulit-line element tags Checked
• Clear all blank lines Checked

If I do Ctrl + Shif + F, eclipse format the code as below.

<tr>
    <td><h:outputText value="#{label['MANAGE_USER_TITLE']}"
            styleClass="table-title" /></td>

</tr>

My expectation format is, after Ctrl + Shif + F

<tr>        
    <td>
        <h:outputText value="#{label['MANAGE_USER_TITLE']}" styleClass="table-title" /> 
                ▲
                This line may be wrap base on line size.
    </td>
</tr>

How can I do for that? Is there any plugin? I already try HTML Tidy, I can only format HTML, not JSF code.

Update

Picture -1

Eclipse Setting for Picture-1

Picture - 2 (I want)

Lowpressure

remove <tr> and <td> tags from the Inline Elements list. – Vickievicksburg

@Vickievicksburg thanks, it is my expectation. Could you post as answer with picture or more explanation to make good reference? – Lowpressure

Answer 1

Looking at the Settings panel that Maheshbabu Jammula posted, you can see an Inline Elements list. Just remove <tr> and <td> tags from the list and those tags will always land in a new line. Take Care!

Preferences > Web > HTML Files > Editor

Vickievicksburg

Yes @Vickievicksburg Open Window>Preferences>Web>HMTL Files>Editor and you will find list of HTML keywords in textbox called “Inline Elements:”. Remove input and label from this list and all of these statements will be each on separate lines. You can modify more formatter settings there. Line wrapping width is reasonable to be increased with nowadays widescreen monitors. – Roca

@Maheshbabu Jammula - not everyone uses Windows, on a Mac there's no Window>Preferences – Vickievicksburg

Answer 2

Ctrl + Shif + F, only formats code.For indent use ctrl+a and ctrl+i

Roca

Did u test it my code? It is the same format I don't want. – Lowpressure

@cycDemo stay same: Split multiple attributes each on a new like Checked – Roca

Please check my update post. I did not get my expectation(Picture-2) format. – Lowpressure

Split multiple attributes each on a new like Checked – Roca

I am sorry, may be my false. Even it is checked or not, it is the same. I already test most the editor and formatter option. – Lowpressure

Thank for your supporting! I get useful reference your answer. – Lowpressure