Import order is wrong

[ariel777]

Now:

import com.model.Ethernet;
import com.model.Id;
import com.model.Ethernet.B;
import com.model.Ethernet.PortS;
import com.model.Ethernet.PortT;

Should be:

import com.model.Ethernet;
import com.model.Ethernet.B;
import com.model.Ethernet.PortS;
import com.model.Ethernet.PortT;
import com.model.Id;

Version

Current version: 15.8.132.637.1
15.8 (2016-07-16) - Another import order fix

[krasa]

Thanks for reporting it! Please try the new version: https://github.com/krasa/EclipseCodeFormatter/releases/download/15.9.132.637.0/EclipseFormatter.zip

[krasa]

Released.

[ariel777]

Works fine now. Thank you very much for what you are doing! GBY

[drieks]

Hi @krasa,

we have the same Problem (I tested 15.9.132.637.0 and 16.0.132.637).

Given this example file (formatted by eclipse 4.4) using default import order:

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;
import java.util.NoSuchElementException;

public class Test {
    ArrayList<String> arrayList;
    Map map;
    Entry entry;
    NoSuchElementException noSuchElementException;
}

EclipseCodeFormatter will always move "import java.util.Map.Entry;" one line down. (I have "Optimize imports on the fly" disabled)

When disabling "Optimize Imports" in EclipseCodeFormatter Settings (and therefore using idea optimize imports I think?) the order is correct. But then some other small changes in other files would occur.

Can you confirm this? Or is there another setting I can try?

@ariel777 could you please so kind and try to format this sample file using ours settings and tell me if the import order is correct? Do you have "Optimize Imports" enabled?

[krasa]

Ok, that's a bug. You could try using import ordering style for eclipse 4.5.1

[drieks]

Yes I can confirm that this is solved when using 4.5.1