Vadim Gritsenko schrieb: > Felix Knecht wrote: >> Vadim Gritsenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>>> -reformatted >>> Felix, >>> >>> All XML files in Cocoon SVN are using same indenting standard - 2 >>> spaces, >>> no tabs. Please revert your changes. >> >> I'm sorry, but I haven't used tabs. > > I know, I only mentioned it just in case - don't take it personally :)
I'll take it personally - otherwise I won't fix all my formattings I've done as soon as I find some time. > > >> According to your response (see >> http://marc.info/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=117526280922062&w=2) I used 4 >> spaces as >> you wrote. Please be clear what you expect me to use from now on 4 or 2 >> spaces? > > Sorry for not being clear enough - that email was written in the > context of, and applies only to Java code. In the wider context, > Cocoon traditionally follows two simple rules: Cocoon traditionally... Can we please add such things to the http://cocoon.apache.org/community/committer.html page as well! It would be helpful for new committers. Making this little rules official is much better than having some implicit rules longtime committers know and every new committer needs either to guess the formatting rules analysing the code or being pointed to by others. Most of us are learning world history also by reading books and papers and not by being told the history by the parents ;-) Felix > > * All Java code, traditionally and according to Sun's coding > guidelines, comes formatted with 4 spaces. > * All XML files, traditionally, come with 2 space indenting. > > In the past we were not able to reach consensus on any stricter rules, > so these are the only two which stay :) > > Vadim >
