Mark,
On 6/30/21 08:51, Mark Thomas wrote:
All,
I wanted to get some feedback on a possible code clean-up. Currently, we
declare literal arrays like this:
String[] array = new String[] { "value1", "value2", "value3" );
We could simplify these declarations to:
String[] array = { "value1", "value2", "value3" );
There doesn't appear to be a checkstyle rule to enforce one approach or
the other.
Assuming someone is willing to spend the time to make these changes what
do the folks here think?
I think the code is a little cleaner and therefore easier to read but
the benefit seems minimal. I'm not sure it is worth "fixing" the
existing code.
We could use this going forward as the opportunity arises. The
inconsistency in style bugs me a little - but not so much I couldn't
live with it.
Thoughts?
Hmm. Is there a minimum compiler version necessary to use that syntax?
I've literally never seen it before. Maybe it's just always been there...
-chris
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