original_string: public function addDisplayGroup(array $elements, $name, $options = null)
      {
          //Add the group as usual, but skip decorator loading as we don't need that
          return parent::addDisplayGroup($elements, $name, (array) $options + array('disableLoadDefaultDecorators' => true));
      }
code: public function addDisplayGroup(array $elements, $name, $options = null)
      {
          //Add the group as usual, but skip decorator loading as we don't need that
          return parent::addDisplayGroup($elements, $name, (array) $options + array('disableLoadDefaultDecorators' => true));
      }
code_tokens: public function addDisplayGroup ( array $ elements , $ name , $ options = null ) { //Add the group as usual, but skip decorator loading as we don't need that return parent :: addDisplayGroup ( $ elements , $ name , ( array ) $ options + array ( 'disableLoadDefaultDecorators' => true ) ) ; }
docstring: Add a display group to the subform
  
  This allows to render multiple fields in one table cell. Provide a description to set the label for
  the group. When the special option showLabels is set to true, inside the tabel cell all fields will
  still show their own label.
  
  Example:
  <code>
  $this->addDisplayGroup(array('firstname', 'infix', 'lastname'), 'name_group', array('description'=>'Name', 'showLabels'=>true);
  </code>
  This would result in a two cell table row, with first cell the description of the group 'Name' and in the
  second cell the three input boxes, with their label in front. If you leave the showLabels out, you will get
  just three inputboxes for the name parts.
  
  @param array $elements   Array with names of the fields you want to add
  @param string $name      The (unique) name for this new group
  @param array $options    An array of key=>value options to set for the group
  @return \Gems_Form_TabSubForm
docstring_tokens: Add a display group to the subform