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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe XML formatter adds attribute-splitting modes and applies their alignment, indentation, and line-width behavior. The change updates option parsing and adds tests for the modes and their interactions. ChangesXML attribute wrapping
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- Line 184: Track whether an attribute has been added for the current start tag
in XMLBuilder: reset the state in startElement and set it after each attribute
is added in both attribute-writing paths. Update the always-split condition to
keep the first attribute on the tag line unless expand-first-attribute is
enabled, while continuing to wrap subsequent attributes.
- Line 203: Update both XMLBuilder.addAttribute overloads to handle
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- Around line 117-121: Add @Deprecated annotations to the legacy enum constants
splitNewLine and alignWithFirstAttr in XMLFormattingOptions, keeping their
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- Around line 186-187: Update the aligned-attribute handling in XMLBuilder to
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| if (getSplitAttributes().isAlignWithFirstAttr()) { | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Aligned modes in XMLBuilder do not align with the first attribute.
The forceAligned and alignWithFirstAttr modes call indent(level + 1). That indent is one tab unit. It is not the column of the first attribute. For <root a='1', the main formatter puts later attributes at column 6. XMLBuilder puts them at column 2. Generated XML therefore differs from what the formatter produces, and a later format run changes it again. The test at XMLDocumentGeneratorAttributeFormattingTest.java Lines 70-74 now expects this unaligned output. The alignWithFirstAttr case also puts the first attribute on a new line, so the generated element does not match the legacy alignWithFirstAttr behavior.
To fix this, compute the alignment column from the start-tag line. Use the current line width after the element name plus one space, and pad the continuation lines with that many spaces.
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Update the aligned-attribute handling in XMLBuilder to pad continuation lines to
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Auto seems to be working differently than it does for HTML. For this HTML:
<html>
<body>
<beans val1="val1" val2="val2" val3="val3" val4="val4" val5="val5" val6="val6" val7="val7" val8="val8">
</beans>
</body>
</html>with "html.format.wrapAttributes": "auto" and "html.format.wrapLineLength": 80, the HTML extension formats it as
<html>
<body>
<beans val1="val1" val2="val2" val3="val3" val4="val4" val5="val5"
val6="val6" val7="val7" val8="val8">
</beans>
</body>
</html>But XML formats this:
<root>
<element val1="val1" val2="val2" val3="val3" val4="val4" val5="val5" val6="val6" val7="val7" val8="val8" val9="val9">
</element>
</root>like this:
<root>
<element val1="val1" val2="val2" val3="val3" val4="val4" val5="val5"
val6="val6"
val7="val7"
val8="val8"
val9="val9"
>
</element>
</root>
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It seems like preserve-aligned doesn't work as expected. If I format this:
<root>
<element val1="val1" val2="val2" val3="val3" val4="val4" val5="val5" val6="val6" val7="val7" val8="val8" val9="val9">
</element>
</root>then I get
<root>
<element val1="val1" val2="val2" val3="val3" val4="val4" val5="val5"
val6="val6" val7="val7" val8="val8" val9="val9">
</element>
</root>Notice how val6 isn't aligned with val1.
If I do the same thing with HTML, val6 is aligned with val1
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- Around line 215-235: In DOMAttributeFormatter’s continuation branch, when
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| } else if (splitAttr.isSplitOnOverflow() && previouslyCrossedLine && !isFirstAttr) { | ||
| // After a wrap, only wrap again if this attribute would overflow the line. | ||
| // Matches HTML auto behavior: multiple attributes stay on the same line | ||
| // if they fit within maxLineWidth. | ||
| if (overflowed) { | ||
| if (splitAttr.isAlignWithFirstAttr()) { | ||
| int firstAttrOffset = getFirstAttrOffset(attr.getOwnerElement(), indentLevel); | ||
| replaceLeftSpacesWithIndentationWithOffsetSpaces(firstAttrOffset, from, to, edits); | ||
| int attrValuelength = attr.getValue() != null ? attr.getValue().length() : 0; | ||
| parentConstraints.setAvailableLineWidth( | ||
| getMaxLineWidth() - firstAttrOffset - attributeNamelength - attrValuelength); | ||
| } else { | ||
| int indentSize = indentLevel + getSplitAttributesIndentSize(); | ||
| replaceLeftSpacesWithIndentation(indentSize, from, to, true, edits); | ||
| int attrValuelength = attr.getValue() != null ? attr.getValue().length() : 0; | ||
| parentConstraints.setAvailableLineWidth( | ||
| getMaxLineWidth() - getTabSize() * indentSize - attributeNamelength - attrValuelength); | ||
| } | ||
| } else { | ||
| replaceLeftSpacesWithOneSpace(from, to, edits); | ||
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Account for the attribute value when it remains on the continuation line.
When no formatter participant changes parentConstraints, the continuation branch keeps the attribute on the line without subtracting its value length. The next attribute can therefore wrap later than maxLineWidth permits. Keep the explicit subtraction in the wrap branches and apply the same subtraction in this branch.
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} else {
replaceLeftSpacesWithOneSpace(from, to, edits);
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| } else if (splitAttr.isSplitOnOverflow() && previouslyCrossedLine && !isFirstAttr) { | |
| // After a wrap, only wrap again if this attribute would overflow the line. | |
| // Matches HTML auto behavior: multiple attributes stay on the same line | |
| // if they fit within maxLineWidth. | |
| if (overflowed) { | |
| if (splitAttr.isAlignWithFirstAttr()) { | |
| int firstAttrOffset = getFirstAttrOffset(attr.getOwnerElement(), indentLevel); | |
| replaceLeftSpacesWithIndentationWithOffsetSpaces(firstAttrOffset, from, to, edits); | |
| int attrValuelength = attr.getValue() != null ? attr.getValue().length() : 0; | |
| parentConstraints.setAvailableLineWidth( | |
| getMaxLineWidth() - firstAttrOffset - attributeNamelength - attrValuelength); | |
| } else { | |
| int indentSize = indentLevel + getSplitAttributesIndentSize(); | |
| replaceLeftSpacesWithIndentation(indentSize, from, to, true, edits); | |
| int attrValuelength = attr.getValue() != null ? attr.getValue().length() : 0; | |
| parentConstraints.setAvailableLineWidth( | |
| getMaxLineWidth() - getTabSize() * indentSize - attributeNamelength - attrValuelength); | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| replaceLeftSpacesWithOneSpace(from, to, edits); | |
| } | |
| } else if (splitAttr.isSplitOnOverflow() && previouslyCrossedLine && !isFirstAttr) { | |
| // After a wrap, only wrap again if this attribute would overflow the line. | |
| // Matches HTML auto behavior: multiple attributes stay on the same line | |
| // if they fit within maxLineWidth. | |
| if (overflowed) { | |
| if (splitAttr.isAlignWithFirstAttr()) { | |
| int firstAttrOffset = getFirstAttrOffset(attr.getOwnerElement(), indentLevel); | |
| replaceLeftSpacesWithIndentationWithOffsetSpaces(firstAttrOffset, from, to, edits); | |
| int attrValuelength = attr.getValue() != null ? attr.getValue().length() : 0; | |
| parentConstraints.setAvailableLineWidth( | |
| getMaxLineWidth() - firstAttrOffset - attributeNamelength - attrValuelength); | |
| } else { | |
| int indentSize = indentLevel + getSplitAttributesIndentSize(); | |
| replaceLeftSpacesWithIndentation(indentSize, from, to, true, edits); | |
| int attrValuelength = attr.getValue() != null ? attr.getValue().length() : 0; | |
| parentConstraints.setAvailableLineWidth( | |
| getMaxLineWidth() - getTabSize() * indentSize - attributeNamelength - attrValuelength); | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| replaceLeftSpacesWithOneSpace(from, to, edits); | |
| int attrValuelength = attr.getValue() != null ? attr.getValue().length() : 0; | |
| parentConstraints.setAvailableLineWidth( | |
| parentConstraints.getAvailableLineWidth() - attrValuelength); | |
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It should be fixed: <root>
<element val1="val1" val2="val2" val3="val3" val4="val4" val5="val5" val6="val6" val7="val7"
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Found a few more things, mostly with the XMLBuilder
| .addAttribute("c", "'3'", 0, false) | ||
| .selfCloseElement() | ||
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Shouldn't there be a newline before the a?
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When I do "Generate XML from grammar" with Here is the grammar I'm generating from to test this: <grammar xmlns="http://relaxng.org/ns/structure/1.0"
datatypeLibrary="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes">
<start>
<ref name="root-element"/>
</start>
<define name="root-element">
<element name="root-element">
<attribute name="ref1"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref2"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref3"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref4"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref5"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref6"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref7"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref8"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref9"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref10"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref11"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref12"></attribute>
<attribute name="ref13"></attribute>
</element>
</define>
</grammar>The generated XML looks like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-model href="file:///home/davthomp/Documents/Projects/TestXML/hasManyAttributes.rng"?>
<root-element
ref1=""
ref2=""
ref3=""
ref4=""
ref5=""
ref6=""
ref7=""
ref8=""
ref9=""
ref10=""
ref11=""
ref12=""
ref13="">
</root-element>But I was expecting: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-model href="file:///home/davthomp/Documents/Projects/TestXML/hasManyAttributes.rng"?>
<root-element ref1=""
ref2=""
ref3=""
ref4=""
ref5=""
ref6=""
ref7=""
ref8=""
ref9=""
ref10=""
ref11=""
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Add 6 new splitAttributes values (auto, force, force-aligned, force-expand-multiline, aligned-multiple, preserve-aligned) that follow VS Code HTML's html.format.wrapAttributes naming convention for consistency. Legacy values splitNewLine and alignWithFirstAttr remain as deprecated aliases. New SplitAttributes enum with helper methods (isAlwaysSplit, isExpandFirstAttribute, isAlignWithFirstAttr, isPreserve, isSplitOnOverflow) and hyphenated JSON name support via ALIASES map. Fix NPE in DOMAttributeFormatter.getFirstAttrOffset() and XSIFormatterParticipant when ownerElement is null. Includes 31 tests with TextEdit assertions and idempotency checks covering all new values, edge cases, legacy equivalence, closingBracketNewLine interactions, and enum parsing. Signed-off-by: azerr <azerr@redhat.com>
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Looks good. Thanks, Angelo!
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Add 6 new splitAttributes values (auto, force, force-aligned, force-expand-multiline, aligned-multiple, preserve-aligned) that follow VS Code HTML's html.format.wrapAttributes naming convention for consistency. Legacy values splitNewLine and alignWithFirstAttr remain as deprecated aliases.
New SplitAttributes enum with helper methods (isAlwaysSplit, isExpandFirstAttribute, isAlignWithFirstAttr, isPreserve, isSplitOnOverflow) and hyphenated JSON name support via ALIASES map.
Fix NPE in DOMAttributeFormatter.getFirstAttrOffset() and XSIFormatterParticipant when ownerElement is null.
Includes 31 tests with TextEdit assertions and idempotency checks covering all new values, edge cases, legacy equivalence, closingBracketNewLine
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