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The -t command line option should do this, but the formatter needs a pref page in the Editor to control its options.

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This comment was originally written by @tatumizer

with or without flags, doesn't it look like a good idea to generate
if (0 == 0) zero = 0; else if (0 == 1) zero = 1; else if (0 == 2) zero = 2;
?
Formatter also concatenates array of 1-liner functions like
[ ()=> expr,
  () => expr,
  () ...
]
Probably it's a variant of previous problem.
 
 

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This comment was originally written by @tatumizer

Bob: here's a brain-teaser for you.
  var x = [
    () => 5,
    () => 10,
    () => 15
  ];
If you invoke formatter (I use ver 1.9.0.dev_08_00) then it will concatenate it, so you get var x = [() => 5, () => 10, () => 15];
which is quite frustrating. And still, there's a way to cheat formatter into preserving original beauty.
Do you know how to do it (with some additional markup)?

This issue has been moved to dart-lang/dart_style#316.