On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, Shapira, Yoav wrote: | | Howdy, FYI, we use Jalopy prior to releases for file formatting. So | there's not much point worrying about space/tab (jalopy makes it all | spaces, no tabs) or method order within a file.
Do you mangle -the method order-??????? Why -on earth- would one want to do that? Isn't code overview a priority? Alphabetised -methods- (or anything else, for that matter) doesn't make any sense at all - instead group them by function - with nice "block comments" grouping the different methods along the way. This reflects in the JavaDoc too, so that browsing the "verbose section" of a particular class gives more sanity - e.g. the setter and getter might appear in pairs, or the three methods regarding "debug" is grouped together, with all those groups again grouped in decending order of severity - as in my suggestion. (As mentioned: the JavaDoc alphabetizes the methods in the "Method Summary" listing, but keeps the order from the file in the "Method Detail" listing. This is -very excellent-) Endre. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
