Most of the
Salesforce developer who are not using the Developer Console may not aware how to Indent
/ align the code. They generally go for external site or
applications to intend their code.
If you write Apex
class / Apex Trigger / Visualforce page using the normal User Interface, then
you code is not auto formatted as well when reading the code is very ridiculous.
The coding should always readable to everyone for this you need to indent your
code. We can indent the coding using Developer Console.
Here is a simple steps to indent your code using the developer console.
1.
Click “Developer Console” from the Set
up menu.
2.
Then Click File à Open à
Classes à Select your
class that you want to indent.
3.
Select all or just a section of code
to indent
4.
Press Shift + TAB
5.
Save
That’s it...! Your code is Indented now...!
Thanks... It helped me.
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First step is to create a context for PSI_LREngine, by specifying parent and child objects and
lookup relationship field name
*/
Actually this page mangled my mangled comment. The first '/*' is indented 8 spaces or so and the rest of the comment including the ending '*/' starts in column 1.
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