I work in a small group of developers all working on a Java project. I
have converted everyone to Eclipse. I like my code to look a certain way
so I have created a profile under "Code style". The problem is, everyone
else has their own particular way they like looking at the code. This
leads to a problem when you format a whole class and then check it in to
CVS; even if you only changed the content of one line of code, the Eclipse
DIFF makes it look like everything has changed. Is there any way to
automatically reformat a java file into the group format as it is being
checked in. This way, we can each have our own style profile, but when we
check in to CVS, it automatically will reformat to a standard style so
that when you do a DIFF it will only show real changes. Has anyone seen a
plugin out there that would do this or have any idea of how to do it in
Eclipse?