Using the 'Correct Indentation' command in Eclipse (ctrl+i OR 'right-click on code' -> Source => 'Correct Indentation') the code gets incorrectly indented.

After every val/var declaration the following code lines get shifted one indentation to the right.

Before 'Correct Indentation':

object HelloWorld extends App{
	val toWho = "world"
	print("Hello ")
	print(toWho)
	val toWhoElse = "universe"
	System.out.print(" and the ")
	print(toWhoElse)
}

After 'Correct Indentation':

object HelloWorld extends App{
	val toWho = "world"
		print("Hello ")
		print(toWho)
		val toWhoElse = "universe"
			System.out.print(" and the ")
			print(toWhoElse)
}

This is unrelated to having code straight in the body of the class, the same problem happened when rewriting it to use the classic main method:

object HelloWorldMain{
  def main(args: Array[String]) {
	  var toWho = "world"
		  print("Hello ")
		  print(toWho)
		  var toWhoElse = "universe"
			  System.out.print(" and the ")
			  print(toWhoElse)
  }
}

Workaround: end each val/var declaration with a semicolon.


===== Software used

Eclipse IDE for Java Developers
Version: Helios Service Release 2
Build id: 20110218-0911
Scala IDE for Eclipse 2.0.0.201105131126-beta4-92f1b27 org.scala-ide.sdt.feature.feature.group
Scala 2.9.0.final (included with plugin)