What I don't like about IDEs is that they often gratuitously format
your code, assuming everyone must have the same preferences, and
there's no way to configure it (or at least few people do). For
instance, in several of the ESME files I can already see that
indentation spaces are substituted
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 2:11 AM, Vassil Dichev vdic...@apache.org wrote:
What I don't like about IDEs is that they often gratuitously format
your code, assuming everyone must have the same preferences, and
there's no way to configure it (or at least few people do). For
instance, in
Took a look at the guide and it looks good. The question is: do we
wait for code beautifier that is based on the guide or do we do format
our code ourselves?
D.
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 12:44 PM, Vassil Dichev vdic...@apache.org wrote:
There is an extensive and amazing Scala style guide offered
Took a look at the guide and it looks good. The question is: do we
wait for code beautifier that is based on the guide or do we do format
our code ourselves?
I'm not sure there's a non-interactive code beautifier which we can
configure (formatting in IDEs hardcodes many configurations).
What about doing the formatting in two steps. The first step is
automatic and includes dealing with stuff like identing and creating
empty method headers. You could probably use existing IDE formatters
for that. The second step would be the manual process and would
reflect the Style Guide
