Frederik Ramm wrote: > Would you be able to supply such a style sheet that approximately > matches the current formatting (as far as this is at all discernible)?
Of course they are not all discernible - I would be surprised if not. I checked a small randomly chosen file set and compared the differences: 1. Indentation: space vs. tab The files I checked use mostly tabs for indentation - at least for the first two or three levels. Afterwards I found more often spaces (mixed indentation). Fully space-only indented files were rare in my file sample set. 2. Maximum line length: A large number of files do contain very lengthy lines, mostly for defining strings with display messages. Other files use a maximum line length of ap. 100-140 characters (which is my favorite setting, too). Files with a max. line length of 80 characters are very rare. Additionally I made some test with a formatter derived from the default Eclipse formatter. The major differences were: 1. JavaDoc sections: the formatter compacts this sections and removes line breaks and alignment spaces which is unfamiliar at a first glance, but IMHO it is not bad as it shows how the JavaDoc comment will look like in the generated HTML-JavaDoc. 2. Spaces before and after operations: = < > + - * / > It is vital that no part of JOSM *requires* Eclipse but as far as I > understand you're just talking about something that helps you format > code, right? Exactly. It only changes indentation, whitespaces, linebreaks and comments. > If possible I'd like to avoid emitting ^Ms, and also I dislike tab > indentation because every editor handles them a bit differently so > they're bound to cause trouble. Using tabs for indentation are only a problem as long as you mix them with spaces (in one file). If you have a tab-only respectively space-only indented file it makes no difference. AFAIK, the default Java style is indentation by spaces, the Eclipse default uses tabs (but that can be changed easily). GeoJ _______________________________________________ josm-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/josm-dev
