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If nobody disagree I will soon replace all trailing spaces in all files (not only Java). I can't see any problems but if you see one please chime in
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I should soon commit the changes, but before I have a question
1) In Eclipse on Windows I had to change the encoding of all files from Cp1252 (which is the default for an Eclipse project created on Windows) to UTF8 2) The patch size is 6.7 MB It's really huge but without any functional changes. I did a cursorily/random review (includng some tests), it should be ok but does anybody see a problem with the 2 points above ? For the 2d, I mean maybe a better hour should be choosen to commit but as we work all around the world, I can't see which one... Thanks Jacques From: "Jacques Le Roux" <[hidden email]> To: <[hidden email]> Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 5:35 PM Subject: Traling spaces If nobody disagree I will soon replace all trailing spaces in all files (not only Java). I can't see any problems but if you see one please chime in Jacques |
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I was to commit this changes but I wonder about something.
Assertion : below when I speak about trailing spaces it can actually be also a mixtures of spaces and tabs We have trailing spaces and, what I call, *real* trailing spaces. Real trailing spaces are spaces at end of lines of codes or data. These should really not be and only depends of the developer good will, attention or experience. But if you use a standard editor (I mean a tool which don't include an automatic tool to remove trailing spaces) you are also generating spaces when, for instance, you create a blank line between 2 lines of code or data. Most of the time, they are also considered as "trailing" spaces (even if we can see that they are not at the end of anything) so they are removed by automatic tool like anyedit plugin in Eclipse (http://docs.ofbiz.org/x/mg). A standar editor will keep them and, I don't know for other tools like it, but anyedit is not able to differentiate between the 2 cases (no preferences options). So as I want to prevent the noise generated by anyedit removing trailing spaces, I want to remove all trailing spaces, not only real trailing spaces. This is why the commit is so big. But we can easily foresee that this will not completly prevent future noise, except if all commiters agree to use a tool like anyedit... Thanks for your attention, hell is in details (heaven too) Jacques From: "Jacques Le Roux" <[hidden email]> >I should soon commit the changes, but before I have a question > 1) In Eclipse on Windows I had to change the encoding of all files from Cp1252 (which is the default for an Eclipse project > created > on Windows) to UTF8 > 2) The patch size is 6.7 MB > > It's really huge but without any functional changes. I did a cursorily/random review (includng some tests), it should be ok but > does anybody see a problem with the 2 points above ? For the 2d, I mean maybe a better hour should be choosen to commit but as we > work all around the world, I can't see which one... > > Thanks > > Jacques > > From: "Jacques Le Roux" <[hidden email]> > To: <[hidden email]> > Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 5:35 PM > Subject: Traling spaces > > > If nobody disagree I will soon replace all trailing spaces in all files (not only Java). I can't see any problems but if you see > one > please chime in > > Jacques > > |
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Done at r763175,
For contributors, if they follow the coding coventions we should not have any problems. The only issue is that maybe they will not have a tool like anyedit. Anyway all this is trival :o) Jacques From: "Jacques Le Roux" <[hidden email]> >I was to commit this changes but I wonder about something. > > Assertion : below when I speak about trailing spaces it can actually be also a mixtures of spaces and tabs > > We have trailing spaces and, what I call, *real* trailing spaces. Real trailing spaces are spaces at end of lines of codes or > data. These should really not be and only depends of the developer good will, attention or experience. > > But if you use a standard editor (I mean a tool which don't include an automatic tool to remove trailing spaces) you are also > generating spaces when, for instance, you create a blank line between 2 lines of code or data. Most of the time, they are also > considered as "trailing" spaces (even if we can see that they are not at the end of anything) so they are removed by automatic > tool like anyedit plugin in Eclipse (http://docs.ofbiz.org/x/mg). A standar editor will keep them and, I don't know for other > tools like it, but anyedit is not able to differentiate between the 2 cases (no preferences options). > > So as I want to prevent the noise generated by anyedit removing trailing spaces, I want to remove all trailing spaces, not only > real trailing spaces. This is why the commit is so big. But we can easily foresee that this will not completly prevent future > noise, except if all commiters agree to use a tool like anyedit... > > Thanks for your attention, hell is in details (heaven too) > > Jacques > > From: "Jacques Le Roux" <[hidden email]> >>I should soon commit the changes, but before I have a question >> 1) In Eclipse on Windows I had to change the encoding of all files from Cp1252 (which is the default for an Eclipse project >> created >> on Windows) to UTF8 >> 2) The patch size is 6.7 MB >> >> It's really huge but without any functional changes. I did a cursorily/random review (includng some tests), it should be ok but >> does anybody see a problem with the 2 points above ? For the 2d, I mean maybe a better hour should be choosen to commit but as we >> work all around the world, I can't see which one... >> >> Thanks >> >> Jacques >> >> From: "Jacques Le Roux" <[hidden email]> >> To: <[hidden email]> >> Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 5:35 PM >> Subject: Traling spaces >> >> >> If nobody disagree I will soon replace all trailing spaces in all files (not only Java). I can't see any problems but if you see >> one >> please chime in >> >> Jacques >> >> > > |
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