That kind of reminds me of what VAJ would do to my .java files... -sms
"Gordon Tyler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message adg7mc$7o8$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:adg7mc$7o8$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > I think I've already posted this before but just to be sure... > > The Sitraka coding style standard follows the Java standard except for one > deviation: Methods, fields, inner classes, i.e. all members of a top-level > class start in the first column. For example: > > package com.sitraka.foo; > > public class Blah { > > private String mSomething; > > public Blah() { > mSomething = "This is something"; > } > > private static class InnerBlah { > public InnerBlah() { > // do more stuff > } > } > > } > > It would be really, really nice if IDEA could handle this style as I and a > number of other Sitraka programmers using IDEA waste precious time shifting > new methods, fields, Javadoc, etc. left one indent. > > Thanks, > Gordon _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
