To whomever it may concern, If you use an cool little IDE like Eclipse, they have excellent code formatting in 3.2 version making the nuances of code formatting completely trivial, you can configure pretty much any aspect of formatting code.
Ever since this invention, i no longer spend even more than 2 seconds on code formatting issues. I just right click> src > format and it does the whole code tree. I usually do a src format once a month to clean out the cobwebs. Enjoy, -Ryan Roland Weber wrote: > Hi Julius, > >> +1 to Oleg, because it shows excellent knowledge of Java language, and >> is certainly a little more readable, especially with those long method >> names that go beyond 80 columns. >> >> +1 to Roland, though, because when I implement the interface, I have >> weird habits and I always just "copy & paste" from the interface, and >> then I get annoyed that I have to remember to add the "public" in my >> concrete class. > > To make the confusion complete: I am adding the "public" although I'm > using an editor in 80 column mode. The trick is to add line breaks in > places where they do not irritate the syntax highlighting :-) > > public final static > Object createObject(String arg1, > Map arg2) > throws Exception > > But even so, when long class names of the return value _and_ an argument > team up with a long method name, there's nothing I can do anymore... > > cheers, > Roland > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
