Formatting issue with IF and PRINT

What rule do I have to create or what rule order do I have to define to get the IF and PRINT formatted as following?

	Code:
	IF @debug = 1 PRINT 'good'

instead of

	Code:
	IF @debug = 1 PRINT 'notgood'

Having a rule

	Code:
	IF @debug = 1 PRINT ...

simply does not work.

You can define IF ... PRINT ... and move it above the predefined IF rule which causes causes the text wrapping. But if you format your code with IFs and following PRINT some lines below, it may mess up your code completely

I'd recommend cloning default formatting style to a new style with a subset of rules and replacement of default IF ... with IF ... PRINT ... and using that new style only in specific cases of IF @debug = 1 and similar.

Yes, I thought it would break some stuff. I would not rely on it if I were able to make this here working.

By the way, what's the difference between ... and <stmtList>?