One more tip: I saw some commented-out code. I guess that you want to keep those
code around. Rather than commenting-them out, I suggest to just put them inside
a "if (false)" block.
if (false) {
theCodeThatWouldBeCommentedOut();
}
It has no cost at all in the compiled class files, since the compiler remove
everything inside a block that can't never be executed. Advantage of doing so:
* Commented-out code is not broken by reformating tools
(the later really mess every kind of formatting, and
commented-out code are formatted).
* We can benefit from all IDE services that we usually have for
ordinary code (syntax highlightning, etc.)
* While the code is not included in the final class file, compiler
continue to check it, which avoid commented-out code to become obsolete.
Martin
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