Hello,

Thank you for the question. Right now we do not have any option for this. But our formatter is customizable internally, so it might be a good idea (if there is an interest) to allow users to configure their own code style. That way it would be possible to set it for Whitesmiths style, or any other style.

We'll keep you posted.

Thank you!

14 days later
14 days later

Customizable formatter will be present in the upcoming pre-release.

Ability to setup Whitesmiths style will come next ;-)

Thank you for the suggestion

The next pre-release will have php.format.rules.indentBraces option. Together with php.format.codeStyle set to allman should give you Whitesmiths style

Thank you!

18 days later

Cool, thanks!

It seems to work in most cases after hitting ;
But there might be some irritation:

function t():void{echo 1;}
results in

function t(): void
	{
	echo 1;}

Enter after ; results in
function t(): void
/*tab*/ {
/*tab*/ echo 1;
} // no tab !

function d(
autocompletes to
function d()
with cursor between () // good
[end]{
autocompletes to
function d(){}
with cursor between {} // good
When adding
echo 1;
nothing happens.
Only after removing } and adding new } the desired result is

function d()
	{
	echo 2;
	}

settings.json:

// Legacy:

"typescript.format.placeOpenBraceOnNewLineForFunctions": true,
"typescript.format.placeOpenBraceOnNewLineForControlBlocks": true,
"typescript.format.insertSpaceAfterOpeningAndBeforeClosingEmptyBraces": false,
"javascript.format.insertSpaceAfterOpeningAndBeforeClosingEmptyBraces": false,
"editor.detectIndentation": false,
// php.format:
"php.format.codeStyle": "Allman",
"php.format.rules.indentBraces": true,

Format document (Ctrl Shift I) does nothing at

function p(): bool
	{
	return true;} //last line

Only if there is following line the } will be on desired position.

    22 days later
    <?php
if (mt_rand())
	{
	echo 2;
	}
else
	echo 3;

echo 4;

    gets formatted as desired first after echo 4; which is strange if adding single lines to existing code.

    Moving the last line into up to {} (by Alt+Arrow up) and down again results in

    <?php
if (mt_rand())
	{
	echo 2;
}
else
echo 3;
echo 4;

    Using

    <?php
if (mt_rand())
	{
	echo 2;
	}
else
	echo 3;

echo 4;

    and copying last line by CTRL+C (with just cursor in this line), moving cursor in the line after else (e.g. between echo and 3) and CTRL+V results in

    <?php
if (mt_rand())
	{
	echo 2;
	}
else
echo 4;
echo 3;

echo 4;

    instead of indented first "echo 4";

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