From: "Vadim Gritsenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Pier Fumagalli wrote:
>
> >As in every project where a bunch of people are contributing at the same
> >time, one day or another, it comes up "what kind" of coding style one
> >actually want to have throughout the source code...
> >
> >I was wondering if there are some guidelines for Cocoon (back in the days
> >when I started there weren't, but maybe now)...
> >
> >Personally I use "checkstyle" at work (I actually enforced it over there
to
> >have a consistent coding style) and it works all right.
> ><http://checkstyle.sf.net>
> >
> >Our coding properties for verification are pretty basic:
> >
> > checkstyle.maxlinelen=120
> > checkstyle.ignore.braces=true
> >
> >And instinctively I adopted them also for the HttpProxyGenerator. I was
> >wondering if it's allright for the others and whether it adheres to the
> >current ones or not (I wasn't able to figure out if there was a coding
> >convention throughout the sources)...
> >
> >What do you guys think?
> >
>
> I'd like to see 4-spaces-indent, max line length somewhere in 80-100
> diapason, and the rest does not matter match... You can take (almost)
> any core class as an example (say, Cocoon.java ;).
I am used to the Sun's coding standarts. I have the Guidelines for it on my
HDD, but don't remember where I got them. They basically state:
- 4 space indent
- Kernighan-Ritchi style braces (no new line before opening brace):
function Name() {
//
}
- 80 character line length (but I think that 17" displays are quite
common now and the limit can be extended to 120)
- variableName - lower case variable names
- ClassName - upper case class names
and a lot of other things.
You'll find the document here:
http://cvs.apache.org/~kpiroumian/gdl_sun_java_style.pdf
Konstantin
>
> Vadim
>
>
> > Pier
> >
>
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