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Source code layout for SCJD Netbeans vs textpad or other editors.
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Yucca Nel
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The spacing is messed up. I open my source code in textpad and see a complete diff layout to netbeans. Which editor will the person reviewing my code use? Of course I am interested in knowing if there is a way to make my layout showable in all editors if thats possible?
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Kevin Florish
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Are you adhering to the maximum of 80 chars a line convention?
This might be your problem.
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Kah Tang
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Also, there is an official convention to use 4 spaces instead of tabs for indenting. That could also cause trouble in different editors.
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Ulises Pulido
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Hello:
You may be able to use "checkspelling" a tool that will help you with all the java conventions which is good for the problem about editors you are having.
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Anne Crace
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Ulises Pulido wrote:Hello:
You may be able to use "checkspelling" a tool that will help you with all the java conventions which is good for the problem about editors you are having.
Don't you mean "checkstyle"? Eclipse has a plugin for Checkstyle. Unfortunately, spell check doesn't work in Eclipse
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Ulises Pulido
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Anne Crace wrote:
Ulises Pulido wrote:Hello:
You may be able to use "checkspelling" a tool that will help you with all the java conventions which is good for the problem about editors you are having.
Don't you mean "checkstyle"? Eclipse has a plugin for Checkstyle. Unfortunately, spell check doesn't work in Eclipse
Yes you are right is Checkstyle :-) thanks for the correction
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subject: Source code layout for SCJD Netbeans vs textpad or other editors.
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