This adds an AOSP formatter to the Eclipse plugin.

[bryanschofield]

This is achieved by creating two different Eclipse Java Formatter implementations that are selectable in the Java Code Style > Formatter preferences. The google-java-format acts just the same. A new aosp-java-format enables AOSP options.

Internally this is achieved by giving the SnippetFormatter the ability to accept JavaFormatterOptions.

This addresses: https://github.com/google/google-java-format/issues/179

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[bryanschofield]

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CLAs look good, thanks!

[bryanschofield]

Thanks for the quick feedback! @Stephan202

[aaime]

Hi, we just switched our open source project(s) to Google AOSP and a release with this PR merged would be awesome :-)

[ava1ar]

Any help needed to make this merged?

[Stephan202]

The branch currently has conflicts.

• @bryanschofield do you think you can resolve them?
• Any feedback from the Google team on whether this change is viable would be appreciated.

(GJF is a tremendous time saver; it'd be great to see this tool adopted as widely as possible. Changes such as these definitely help achieve that.)

[brunoborges]

Any update on this?