Revert of command class style

It was brought to my attention that some of the changes made to the command classes have made the readability of their code harder for those that use IDEs. Those are as follows...

1) The argument declaration/instantiation. I separated the two because most of them were so obscenely long that it required 2-3 lines in order to stay within the 120 char limit. For someone like me that can't use an IDE, this looks like a complete mess. But i guess the IDE does something to clean it up? or is it simply a tolerance that java developers have for breaking their lines over multiple lines?

2) The 'help' strings that are embedded into all the commands, which will in all likelihood be removed once my i18n framework is stable. Therefore, instead of writing their names in CAPS, i wrote them in lower-case. I suppose it really doesn't matter either way as private static final String is likely unique enough. This was simply for the use of a string stripping script i have that was mass remove all the strings from the commands once the i18n framework took over the job.

If these things are making life more difficult, i can revert them, and find some way to make my editor make them not such a mess for me...