OK. Sorry. Yes, my ide is currently configured to
auto-format, and it use tabs not spaces. I'll try
Kava, and I'll reformat the files to your specs.
Do you have any documentation of any other coding
standards you like to use?
As to the import stuff, don't I have this straightened
out. I tried to remove all files, commit, add, and
commit.
Also, everything in cvs for OPL compiles in my
environment (JDK 1.2). Is it required to use 1.1?
--- jon * <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok george,
>
> Before you ever do ANY cvs commits, you MUST run cvs
> diff on the files that
> you have changed. Period.
>
> What this will do is show you the lines that have
> changed in the files. If
> you notice that every single line has changed in the
> file (a whole mess of
> "-" characters before each line followed by the same
> lines with a whole mess
> of "+" characters before each line), then that means
> that something is
> screwed up. Most of the time, this case means that
> you have changed the
> formatting of the file. This is bad. You do not want
> to do that. The reason
> is that it makes it impossible to tell exactly which
> lines in the files that
> you have changed since they will all be marked as
> being changed. BAD!
>
> Essentially, when you run cvs diff, you should ONLY
> see YOUR changes. You
> should not see anything else.
>
> So, now you must go back through all the files that
> you changed and fix the
> formatting. The current formatting rules for the
> files are as follows:
>
> No tabs. 4 spaces. Unix linefeeds.
>
> blocks should look like this:
>
> if ( foo )
> {
> }
>
> vs.
>
> if ( foo ) {
> }
>
> You should be able to setup your IDE to generate
> files like this. If you
> cannot, I suggest that you switch IDE's. Also, if
> you are using an IDE that
> moves the placement of methods around behind your
> back you should switch as
> well. I personally use the Kawa IDE.
> <http://www.tek-tools.com/kawa/> It is
> cheap and works great.
>
> thanks,
>
> -jon
>
>
>
>
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