jalopy has a problem that it sometimes alternates between two formattings=
. that
is unfortunate because it creates "artificial changes" in unchanged files=
.
however, i'm not aware of a better free alternative to jalopy. Eclips' so=
urce
formatter is getting better, but is not there yet.=20
i suggest running jalopy on individual files rather than globally on all =
source
files. then to pick one of the two alternative that you like best and che=
ck it
in. If the file already in CVS, try to minimize the number of changes -- =
to
stay consistent to the formatting of previous version.
i know it's not a great "solution", but have found it a reasonable way to=
use
jalopy, and take advantage of it's benefits.
barak
Quoting "John V. Sichi" <js...@ya...>:
> It seems to be unpredictable, or maybe it's based on what it thinks has=
=20
> changed after a cvs update. Kind of annoying.
>=20
> The current approach is to make individual developers responsible for=20
> running jalopy on each checkin. An alternative would be to defer it,=20
> and make Barak responsible for running it as the first step in preparin=
g=20
> a release. So the latest code in CVS would typically contain a mixture=
=20
> of styles, but the released code would always be uniform.
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> JVS
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> Michael Behrisch wrote:
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> > I just ran 'ant jalopy' and it modified all source files (although
> apparently
> > according to the jalopy-settings in etc), but I dont think that this
> > was intended, bacause a lot of files should already adhere to
> > the jalopy standards, shouldn't they?. Did I do something wrong?
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