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Re: [jdt-core-dev] Java coding conventions
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In order to be properly integrated with Eclipse, a code formatter has to be
able to map positions in the source before formatting with the
corresponding positions after formatting. This property is used to preserve
the markers.
So it might be more work than you think :-).
bob.news@xxxxxxx
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eclipse.org Subject: Re: [jdt-core-dev] Java coding conventions
10/18/02 04:25 AM
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jdt-core-dev
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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