Is there a feature in inteliJ to automatically add a space after '/*' in block comments?
Is there a feature in inteliJ to automatically add a space after '/*' in block comments?
I think having spaces improves readiability, so I'm considering making a change to include them.
The expected result would be something like /* abcd */
Code style settings for generated block comments can be found here:
If you enable the highlighted option and then press Ctrl+Shift+/ in the editor to insert a block comment stub, it will include spaces between its opening/closing elements and the content, like this: /* <cursor> */
I don't believe you can reformat already existing block comments, but you can multi-select them in the editor and then press Ctrl+Shift+/ twice to re-generate the blocks:
The action can be also found in the main menu under Code -> Comment with Block Comment
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