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BASIC EXAMPLE:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null, obj3 = null;
  public Object obj2 = null;

  private boolean second2 = false;
  private int second1, second3;

}

EXPECTED RESULTS:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null;
  public Object obj2 = null;
  public Object obj3 = null;

  private int second1;
  private boolean second2 = false;
  private int second3;

}

ACTUAL RESULTS:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null;
  public Object obj2 = null;
  public Object obj1 = null, obj3 = null;
  private int second1,

  private boolean second2 = false;
  private int second3;

}
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A "WORSE" EXAMPLE:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null, obj3 = null;

  private boolean second2 = false;
  private int second1, second3;
  public Object obj2 = null;

}

EXPECTED RESULTS:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null;
  public Object obj2 = null;
  public Object obj3 = null;

  private int second1;
  private boolean second2 = false;
  private int second3;

}

RESULTS:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null,
  public Object obj2 = null;
  public Object obj1 = null, obj3 = null;
  private int second1,
      private boolean second2 = false;
      private int second1, second3;

}
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IT GETS WEIRDER:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null, obj3 = null, obj4 = null;
  public Object obj2 = null;

}

WORKS AS EXPECTED:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj1 = null;
  public Object obj2 = null;
  public Object obj3 = null;
  public Object obj4 = null;

}

HOWEVER, THIS:
public class TestClass {
  public Object obj2 = null;
  public Object obj1 = null, obj3 = null, obj4 = null;

}

DOES NOT WORK:
public class TestClass {

  public Object obj1 = null,
  public Object obj2 = null;
  public Object obj3 = null, obj4 = null;

}
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