We have a method which is named "delete" that we're trying to call from JavaFX.

The SAFE way to do this is to surround the call with <<>>'s, and that works fine.

It turns out the compiler doesn't insist on this when it's obvious you're referring to an API method, so this is valid JavaFX:

    foo.delete();

If I format code which contains this, then bad formatting happens:

Sample:

class Foo {
    public function <<delete>>(): Void {
        println("test");
    }
}
Foo{}.delete();
Rectangle{}

Formatting gives this:

class Foo {
    public function <<delete>>(): Void {
        println("test");
    }

}

Foo {}.

 delete();
Rectangle{}

(It doesn't looks so bad here -- in my real world case the code was indented more, so I ended up with a screenful of newlines).