Re: [jdt-core-dev] Java coding conventions

[bob.news@xxxxxxx]

hi there!

> Feel free to propose another solution or integration of existing
> formatters
> using the code formatter extension point.

personally i like to use the pretty printer that comes with jrefactory,
although it does seem to have problems with unicodes, too.  you can get it here:
http://jrefactory.sourceforge.net/

pros:
 - quite flexible configurable
 - is configured through properties, so i guess this could be easily
integrated
 - there are already integrations into jbuilder, elixier and netbeans - so
this might make the job easier

cons:
 - internal architecture (seems to be intermixed with refactorings)
 - no unicodes in identifiers

regards

       robert

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