Obviously we need to get together and decide how we want to do this.
Those of us with Eclipse (I see now) just click Source-->Format or
CTRL_SHIFT_F and it's all done very nicely instantaneously. Miguel, I
hate to think that perhaps you are doing this by hand. I updated my
project format file so that it does 0 empty lines between similar
declarations and also "column" indents the parameters of a method
declaration. Nico also has this; as long as we have the same format,
we're set. I don't know where this is saved, though.
Miguel, I was working in viewer when you did those formatting changes,
so I applied the Eclipse formatting and set it as merged.
Ah, now I see you were doing more than formatting. I'll have to back
up a notch. Standby....
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