On 3/30/06, Remy Maucherat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Costin Manolache wrote: > > You could easily remove them from your tree. > > Do you have any valid reason to no longer have the files ? I remember > > for 4.x people felt they were usefull. I'm not sure 'I can't ignore > > them easily' or 'I don't need them' is a real -1 reason. ( and by > > 'I'll remove them from the tree' I assume you meant either your own > > tree or a -1 ). > > > > I don't care that much about them - I have to ignore them as well if I > > make any change, like adding the sandbox. So if anybody else feels > > they should be removed, I'll do so. > > I am not happy: > - it's an ad for a specific IDE (that I happen to use, but do not > particularly like unless someone explains to me why a workspace with TC > 5.5, jbossweb (more or less similar to TC 6), and TC 6 causes Eclipse to > take 3 minutes to display the main window, and then think it must > recompile everything and takes 8 more minutes doing that - thankfully, > the coding capabilities are still unparalleled in the free IDEs, so I > didn't dump it yet)
I would be happy to commit the idea config as well ( I use it from time to time, it's a bit faster actually ). And I'm sure we can find someone to add netbeans conf as well. - I do not see much benefit, given the only meaningful dependency is on > commons-logging That's a good point - it's probably less usefull than in tc5. But still, doesn't hurt. - you did not commit files with proper line endings, so I get annoying > Unix line endings on Windows, please be more careful about that I was going to ask - when did our policy changed to use windows line endings ??? I was a bit annoyed to see windows ending as well, it looks bad on unix and mac. - your configuration leads to polluting the classes folder with > Eclipse's class output (I will allow your file to remain if your accept > that I change this) Of course you can change this, it's an excelent idea. Not sure about the windows line endings, I'm tempted to say -1, but since it's only used by eclipse, I'll live with it :-) Could we at least use unix lines in build.xml ? Costin
