Is there a way to add braces automatically for if-else single line blocks in netbeans 8.2 (PHP)?

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Is there a way to add braces automatically for if-else single line blocks in netbeans 8.2 (PHP)?



I am using Netbeans 8.2 for my PHP project. It was an already build one. When code, I saw so many areas where using if-else conditions without braces like below.


Netbeans 8.2


PHP


if-else


if(1<2)
echo 'yes';
else
echo 'no';



I don't like this syntax and want to change them to


if(1<2)
echo 'yes';
else
echo 'no';



Is there any inbuilt option or custom plugin to do the same?





Are you looking for a language-specific solution, or are you looking for something more general?
– skomisa
Aug 4 at 5:54





@skomisa, I am looking for PHP programming.
– Arun
Aug 7 at 11:13





Possible duplicate of Netbeans code format braces in PHP single line statements, though no solution is offered unfortunately.
– skomisa
Aug 11 at 3:17




2 Answers
2



I don't think it is possible to automatically correct all if-else statements missing a brace in a single pass, but the functionality to automatically add missing braces on an individual basis for PHP source is built in to NetBeans:



First ensure that if-else statements without braces are reported:


if-else



IfElseBracesOption



Then build your project containing if-else statements without braces:


if-else


if-else


if


else



tooltipPrompt



bracesAdded


if


else



This approach is not ideal, but it is reliable, and you only need to got through the exercise once.



I fixed this issue. Added php-cs-fixer to Netbeans. And it fixed the issue. php-cs-fixer will fix coding standard issues. So the above mentioned is a coding standard issue and php-cs-fixer fixed it.


php-cs-fixer


Netbeans


php-cs-fixer


php-cs-fixer






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