On 12/7/06, George Birbilis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Speaking of coding style etc., Architect version of IDEs like VS.net (see
VS.net Team System) have ways for an s/w architect to define coding styles,
templates etc. and force programmers to use those. Also there's a nice
This would actually be handy for many developers and projects.
eg:
I work on a few Open-Source projects and each one has a different
coding style and non of them really match my coding style. So I need
to constantly remember to keep to the correct style. If the IDE could
do that for me, it would be great.
This brings me to the next point.
What if we could have different coding styles per project instead of
globally. This would apply to the Code Tools options as well. As
another example. One project uses Tabs in the code. The next one uses
2 spaces instead of tabs, etc... All there settings are stored in the
.lps file, or even some separate project style file. Actually I think
it might have to be linked to the .lpi file, so that when you commit
the .lpi to a repository and other users open the project, the style
is auto applied, so the .lps wouldn't work.
Another nice to have, which will go hand-in-hand with the above.
The same thing as was done in GExperts for Delphi. It's something
like a auto-correct spell check thingy. :) Can't the remember the
exact name. Anyway, it auto fixes identifier case and other common
miss spelled words. It also auto corrects variables, class names etc
to what they where when you defined them.
For example: You define a variable as: i: integer; Later you type
"for I := 0 to ..." and it will auto correct the I to i.
--
Graeme Geldenhuys
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