}else{ is converted to }else {

[davidaurelio]

With the default settings, syntax coverts

if(a){
}else if(b){
}else{
}

to

if(a) {
}else if(b) {
}else {
}

whereas it should be

if(a) {
} else if(b) {
} else {
}

[seidtgeist]

@klipstein YOU BREAK IT YOU FIX IT!

[klipstein]

atm the syntux plugin does not touch the right side of the closing brace at all, because it often led to results with too much spacing.

another thing to consider is, if syntux should convert

if(a) {
}else if(b) {
}else {
}

into:

if(a) {
}
else if(b) {
}
else {
}

[davidaurelio]

I guess that should be configurable. When testing, also keep in mind the

do {
  stuff();
} while (something);