On Wed, 14 Nov 2001, Ara Abrahamian wrote: > Wrong! I like the second one! It shows you variables in a piece of code > better. So in case you were searching for the definition of variable foo > in a method it's easier to find. > I also turned on the flag which inserts empty lines between variable > definitions and normal code and also another flag that tell > prettyprinter to insert an empty line before if/switch/etc blocks so > that it's easier to read and the density of a piece of code is not high!
ahhh... ok. given how little I've spent doing things recently, I hardly think that my preference on this should outweigh yours! (o: So I'll change it back... I suppose its also related to where you declare variables in a method. if we're using that indenting style, then I assume that we should also explicitly state that we should declare all variables at the top of the block - I cant think of any places in the code where this is not the case, but thought it worth mentioning. > But that's only me and not the whole team, so I accept your fix too :-) as I said above, I will now change it back. If the whole team prefers my suggestion, then after consensus I'd be happy to see it changed again, but I'm not in favour of my preferences setting the norm unless I'm very active, which I'm not currently )o: cheers dim _______________________________________________ Xdoclet-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xdoclet-devel
