Thanks Will,
I’ll go over this with the team. You’re probably right that making this third
party plugin work with NB 9.0 and future is likely not a large investment.
I’m wondering if that investment is better spent finding a way to invoke the NB
formatter(s) in Maven. This would be ideal for
Hi All,
I’m working on a project where we have different formatting options for Java
and JSP. In particular, the Java uses 4 spaces for indentation and the JSP uses
tabs. There are historical reasons for the differences in the formats.
Does anyone know where I can specify the JSP-specific
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> probably it could be resolved as easily as opening the sources of the
> formatter and compiling them in 9.0.
>
> Gj
>
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> On Wed, Aug 22, 2018 at 2:18 PM, Chris McGee <mailto:cmc...@macadamian.com>> wrote:
>
>> You're going to need to be v
> You're going to need to be very detailed, otherwise no one can help you. What
> are the 'certain plugins' you're referring to?
Sure thing.
Here are the steps:
1) Launch NetBeans 8.2
2) Tools -> Plugins -> Available Plugins
3) Search for “Eclipse Java Formatter”
4) Pick “Eclipse Java
> Hi All,
>
> I am interested in using the new NetBeans 9.0 for a new project that I’m
> working on since it looks like there are some nice improvements over 8.2.
> It’s good to see active development on this project.
>
> One problem that I ran into right away is that the eclipse 4 formatter
Hi All,
I am interested in using the new NetBeans 9.0 for a new project that I’m
working on since it looks like there are some nice improvements over 8.2. It’s
good to see active development on this project.
One problem that I ran into right away is that the eclipse 4 formatter module
is not
