Ben Alex wrote:
Hi Luke
Luke Taylor wrote:
On style issues, could we formally ban tab characters from both XML
and Java (I guess Jalopy takes care of the latter already)? They tend
to mess up the HTML source xref reports and there's a mix of tabs and
spaces in some of the XML files can look odd if your editor has a
different tab setting from the committer's.
Jalopy automatically converts from tabs to spaces in the Java files.
As far as the XML goes, I haven't found an easy solution to this. Is it
such a big problem? I do think standardizing on encapsulating multi-line
string properties such as ObjectDefinitionSource with CDATA (see example
below) might be useful, though:
<![CDATA[
some property text
more property text
]]>
Hi Ben,
No, it's very minor. I just found myself tidying up a few XML files
recently which were a bit hard to read 'cos they had a mix of tabs and
spaces. The CDATA option is a good idea.
Luke.
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