BTW. Why do you store IDEA and eclipse projects in cvs?? Maven can
generate project files for you from project descriptor. And it do this
very well.
does it also attach all my src jars for all the jar files i have in my
project?
Does it install my tomcat builder information in the project file?
Another point is a code formatting - for me the best tool for
formatting Java sources is Jalopy, not eclipse internal formatter.
Jalopy does not depend on platform and it can be used from Maven very
easy (just 'maven jalopy')
Again external tools.
Don't lik that
i just want to be able to say CTRL-SHIFT-F in my editor.
and what just maven jalopy do? All the code?
I just want a piece, mostly only one java file sometimes even one block
And the internal eclipse formatter works fine if you ask me it outputs
exactly how i want it.
All those code formatting should be completely CVS (or what versioning
system you use)
in depended...
Checkout- > all code is formatted exactly how i want it
checkin-> all code is done how cvs wants it.
compare-> code from cvs is first transfered to my formatting then it is
compared and displayed to me.
That is how it should work, then all the code formatting wars are over.
johan
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