From: "Ryan Ackley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am definitely -1 on setting up a complex process with checkstyle. The
only
> benefit I see of code formatting is to make the code readable with the
> correct tabbing. I don't know of any other benefits because I have never
> used a pretty printer. But this is great for me because I switch between 2
&
> 4 space tabs for work and POI respectively and sometimes I forget.
>
> +1 to once a week at a specified time.
Ok, it makes sense.
Since Rainer is (correctly) concerned that he won't recognize the code after
being mand "pretty", let's say what this pretty thing should do.
1. Tabs -> spaces
2. Correct CR/LF
3. Reduce to 80 lines width longer lines.
I think this will not affect the "shape" of the code, right?
As for the more "complex" system, I think that it's cool as a concept, and
will do it anyhow, but maybe for other purposes.
Rainer, is this any better?
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Nicola Ken Barozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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(discussions get forgotten, just code remains)
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