Currently the output uses 2 spaces for indention. You can however
easily search and replace this in any editor.
We will try to make at least this setting configurable until 0.7.
Sebastian
Am 20.02.2007 um 20:48 schrieb ericson:
>
> Just a though, if I migrate now with 7.0 PRE , is the code will tay
> compatible with the 0.7 release ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> PS: I'm using this syntax with tabs,
>
> if (blabla) {
> }
>
> so i the migration tool works that way, it's ok for me :)
>
>
> Derrell.Lipman wrote:
>>
>> In testing the migration from 0.6.5 to 0.7(pre), I had two
>> failures, and
>> some
>> problems for which I provide suggestions/requests...
>>
>> Failures (both previously reported):
>>
>> 1. An abstract class that has a singleton pattern for testing was
>> previously
>> able to be used as an abstract class, but the migration
>> converts it to
>> a
>> singleton which can not be extended as an abstract class.
>>
>> 2. A class defined with no superclass is properly migrated, but at
>> runtime
>> the
>> new Clazz structure is overwritten because of incorrect copying
>> of the
>> qx.OO class definition from input to output.
>>
>>
>> Generally, the migration went well. I did find, though, that it
>> restructured
>> the code *style* which I found quite annoying. I don't think that
>> there
>> is
>> any reason that if I nicely structure an array or object, or put
>> my braces
>> at
>> the beginning of the "next" line, that the migration should move
>> things
>> around
>> and "unstructure" or "restructure" it. Braces movement seems most
>> prevalent
>> with the construct method, but I saw it elsewhere as well --
>> particularly
>> with
>> my nicely indented structured arrays and objects. The style
>> generated by
>> the
>> migration is, like in traditional qooxdoo source, mixed, not
>> consistent.
>>
>> It took me a couple of hours to fix up the code style again, and
>> that was
>> on
>> only a few of days worth of development. I expect that those with
>> large
>> projects needing migration will find themselves with quite a bit
>> of manual
>> labor ahead of them if they care about maintaining a consistent code
>> style, or
>> one that doesn't exactly match what the migration is creating.
>>
>> Since the migration appears to be "rewriting" much of the code, I
>> suggest
>> that
>> there be a flag (or set of flags, similar to what the "indent"
>> program
>> provides) to allow the migration to maintain a consistent style
>> agreeable
>> to
>> the developer. If nothing else, then a "braces at end of line" vs
>> "braces
>> at
>> beginning of next line" option would be quite helpful, and arrays and
>> objects
>> should not be restructured.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Derrell
>>
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