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Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 09:18:22 -0800
From: Dominik Kacprzak <dominik@opentoolbox.com>
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Subject: Re: [Axi2] Coding style
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A quick note on coding styles.  I used IDEA and JBuilder for the development and found out that JBuilder's "Java Standard code style" does not completely agree with IDEA's style.  Since most editors allow you to tweak formatting, would it make sense to list all the options and their settings to make sure that folks use the same editor settings regardless of their favorite IDE?

Another suggestion which will most likely get me flamed.  How about changing the default width of text from the good old 80 characters to 120? A greater width makes wrapping less likely to occur. Just a thought:)

- Dominik

On Thu, Dec 09, 2004 at 10:27:10AM -0500, Glen Daniels wrote:
> 
> Hey folks:
> 
> As you noticed, I did a big commit after running IDEA's
> code-cleaner-upper.  This resolved a whole bunch of coding style issues
> like whitespace at the end of lines, correct spacing for braces, etc.
> 
> So - is this OK with people?  I'm figuring we want to use the standard
> Java coding conventions as we have in Axis 1.1 (I'm certainly +1 to
> that)....
> 
> If so, as we move on we should be careful to keep things clean, and we
> can periodically run code cleanups like this every few months.
> 
> --Glen