I changed the following code formatting (Tools--> Global Options --> Java
Editor) settings from the defaults:

     Compound Bracket on Next Line       (true)


I found that each time I did a code reformat (by right clicking in the editor)
my compound brackets had lines inserted before them and I lost the spaces that

indented my "system.out.println" as shown in the example below:

E.G.  My code was:

public void destroy ()
{
    if (debug)
        system.out.println("destroy() called");
}

When I selected code reformat it looked like this:

public void destroy ()

{
    if (debug)
    system.out.println("destroy() called");
}

When I selected code reformat again it looked like this:

public void destroy ()



{
    if (debug)
    system.out.println("destroy() called");
}

Could an option be added to fix the problem with the indenting of non compound
statements?