I wasn't actually referring to the core. I was hoping to include my
code in the plug-in programmer's guide that I am working on.
Still, every drop adds to the bucket. :]
Landon
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Larry Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>If you change only the little piece of code
>If you change only the little piece of code you have to patch,
>without touching or reformatting the whole code, how does it matter how you
format
>that little piece???
Paolo hit the nail on the head with this comment. No matter what you decide
to use as coding standards, there has been a preced
I think that using an if/.else statement is much more readable than the
?: operator.
It's just another one of those coding religious wars such as if the {
should be on the same or the next line.
Paul
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Hi Paul,
>
>1. Avoid using inline conditionals x ? y : z
>
whats wrong with inline conditional statements? .. regards ede
> Paul
>
> Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>> I'm thinking about the preparation of a short document with code style
>> tips for Java FOSS programming.
>>
>> There is the concis
Landon,
Here are my comments
1. Code formatting is very important in the FOSS world as you have
many developers modifying the code. If you have consistent
formatting then when you do a diff/merge you can see the real
changes between the code and not just the differences in
