I like to remind everyone to review our coding conventions. Our coding conventions have been going all over the place recently. Please take a look.
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Coding+conventions I also like to propose that we extend the 120 column limit to 180 columns. I recently was reading the following code. If it followed even our current coding conventions, this would have been 11 lines but it ends up to be 23 lines, more than doubled. The whole file was like this. Just thinking about all the extra scrolling I have to do makes my cts act up. We are in the 21st century and using wide screen lcd monitors. Let's not format our code to fit 80 column amber text screens please! What's worse is I've found that some people are actively breaking existing source code to 80 columns, causing a bunch of unnecessary merge activities. On Eclipse, you can actually set all types of formatting rules. I can send out my epf (eclipse preferences file) if you don't want to deal with the trouble. DiskOfferingVO diskOffering = _diskOfferingDao .findById(vol.getDiskOfferingId()); if (diskOffering.getUseLocalStorage()) { if (s_logger.isDebugEnabled()) { s_logger.debug("Local volume " + vol + " will be recreated on storage pool " + assignedPool + " assigned by deploymentPlanner"); } VolumeTask task = new VolumeTask(VolumeTaskType.RECREATE, vol, null); tasks.add(task); } else { if (s_logger.isDebugEnabled()) { s_logger.debug("Shared volume " + vol + " will be migrated on storage pool " + assignedPool + " assigned by deploymentPlanner"); } VolumeTask task = new VolumeTask(VolumeTaskType.MIGRATE, vol, assignedPool); tasks.add(task); } Please be mindful of my cts. Thanks for caring about my health! :) --Alex
