And what about not truncating lines with more than 70 characters? Maybe pushing the limit up to 120 characters? Like who has an editor opened with only 70 characters width nowadays? Just one more on the pet peeve list :)
On 8/8/06, Maciej Szefler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I use the "Java Convention" with 2 space indentation. The eclipse format seems to be nearly identical. I'm not against four spaces but I'm afraid it would mean that I'd have to upgrade to a wide-screen laptop :). Only pet peeve is ^M and tab. -mbs On Tue, 2006-08-08 at 08:25 -0700, Alex Boisvert wrote: > Re: Code style, I don't have a good template to share and I'd be very > interested in sharing one between all developers. > > Hey Maciej - do you use one? Seems like we're following your style so > it would be nice if you could set the standard. I'd also be curious to > know if you'd be amenable to switching to 4-space indentation (from the > current 2-space) which seems to be the norm in most Java projects. > > alex > > > Lance Waterman wrote: > > Normalizing the deployment spec to the Ode trunk, it looks like the main > > feature that needs to be added into the implementation is version > > support. I > > plan to add in version support under issue 10 unless I hear otherwise. > > > > Do folks have any input/thoughts on an Ode code style template ( note: > > I am > > using the Eclipse IDE )? > > > > Lance > > >
