Align logical expressions: WHERE condition of FOR not aligned?

[ConjuringCoffee]

    DATA lt_vbak TYPE TABLE OF vbak.
    DATA lt_result LIKE lt_vbak.

    lt_result = VALUE #( FOR ls_vbak IN lt_vbak WHERE
                         ( vbeln = '1'
AND auart = 'A' )
                         ( ls_vbak ) ).

Above is an example in which the line AND auart = 'A' ) is not automatically aligned with the rest. It is only aligned if the previous line ( vbeln = '1' would also be aligned simultaneously. Is this a bug or is the behavior intended?

[jmgrassau]

Hi ConjuringCoffee,

actually this would be a case for the "Align logical expressions" rule which indeed does not yet consider WHERE clauses in constructor expressions!

Kind regards,
Jörg-Michael

[jmgrassau]

Hi ConjuringCoffee,

there were actually even three different issues to this, but "Align logical expressions" now behaves as expected:

However, IMHO, "WHERE" is not in a good place here: Since it starts the WHERE clause, it should be next to the logical expression, not somewhere at the end of the line above it. Therefore, the rule "Move AND/OR etc. from line end to next line start" was enhanced with a new option:

which results in:

If you put these effects together, you get:

which I think makes this expression even more readable :-)

Kind regards,
Jörg-Michael

[jmgrassau]

Hi ConjuringCoffee,

hope release 1.4.0 does the trick :-)

Kind regards,
Jörg-Michael