On 12 Feb 2002 15:24:31 -0800, Jason Dillon wrote:
>Has anyone played with a decent cross platform tool that can easily
>translate from style to style? It seems that we will always have this
>problem, but if we could gave something translate a users style back
>into jboss style then we can end t
> Off topic, but were you able to get NetBeans to build JBoss using its
> ant fluff?
I've never tried in fact... I always compile ant from the command line.
One thing to add about netbeans: A problem with netbeans regarding JBoss
structure is that JBoss has its source folders disseminated in man
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> Off topic, but were you abl
Off topic, but were you able to get NetBeans to build JBoss using its
ant fluff?
--jason
On Tue, 2002-02-12 at 08:59, Sacha Labourey wrote:
> Hello Dain,
>
> If you use netbeans, just change the tab value to 3 chars and you are done.
> You then just need to hit "CTRL+SHIFT+F" and your code is
Has anyone played with a decent cross platform tool that can easily
translate from style to style? It seems that we will always have this
problem, but if we could gave something translate a users style back
into jboss style then we can end this thread once and for all. Should
also help improve d
It does *mostly*. If we can turn off the bits where it bastardizes
javadocs then I would be agreeable to using it again. [X]Emacs still
does not like how it indents too much though =(
--jason
On Tue, 2002-02-12 at 09:22, David Jencks wrote:
> On 2002.02.12 11:48:33 -0500 Dain Sundstrom wrote:
The biggest issues are consistent use of 3 spaces instead of tabs and
lining up braces in the same column. The use of a space before an
open paren in each of the contexts below is optional.
> In class or interface declarations should I put a line terminator before
> extends and implements as in
On 2002.02.12 11:48:33 -0500 Dain Sundstrom wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wrote the JBossCMP code before I was aware the JBoss Code Style Guide,
> so I now I want to run a beautifier to correct my code. Does any one
> use a free beautifier that they have setup for JBoss?
>
> I found one called jacob
Together's code formatter can do it OK.
It can do all the indentation, brackets, javadoc formatting and removing
unwanted and unused imports OK.
On the if, for, catch ( blah ) parenthesis stuff it's not so flexible
though. Maybe this isn't too important anyway (there should probably be
some f
I have the 3 space tabs, what I don't have is the curly bracket on a new
line. Will it correct the curlies.
Sacha Labourey wrote:
> Hello Dain,
>
> If you use netbeans, just change the tab value to 3 chars and you are done.
> You then just need to hit "CTRL+SHIFT+F" and your code is automagic
Hello Dain,
If you use netbeans, just change the tab value to 3 chars and you are done.
You then just need to hit "CTRL+SHIFT+F" and your code is automagically
reformated.
Cheers,
Sacha
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