guys the SUN standard is very clear :)
marc
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|[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rickard Oberg
|Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 1:02 PM
|To: jBoss Developer
|Subject: Re: [jBoss-Dev] More: Proxy & handle changes
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|> This brings up a topic I've been intending to ask the list about. Are
|> there coding standards for JBoss?
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|Not formal, no. You're encouraged to use the style employed in the bulk of
|the code, i.e. "Rickard style".
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|> I've been using the templates in
|> src/etc (which are out of date, BTW, re: [jJ]Boss and [L]GPL) along with
|> what appears to be the predominant indenting style (which I think of as
|> "Rickard style"), which seems to be:
|> - indents are 3 spaces
|> - braces go on a new line at the same indent level as the previous line
|> - otherwise standard Java style as from Sun.
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|Correct.
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|I try to let people use their preferred indenting/bracing standard
|(discussions on this topic tends to get religious and don't ever end), but
|to me anything other than the above mentioned is unreadable so if I need to
|read code to get something done, and it doesn't follow the above I usually
|"fix it up" in the process.
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|> I'm not hugely fussed about the exact number of spaces an indent is, but
|> I am fussed about making things consistent, at the very least within
|> each file. I also *despise* tab characters - there is a lot of code in
|> JBoss that just can't be read without adjusting the size of a tab
|> character to something other than 8 - this is simply nonsense.</foam>
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|Agree. I think I used tab chars in the beginning but now I only use spaces.
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|/Rickard
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|ps. And yes, I agree with your conclusions re: explicit package imports.
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