Re: [BCEL] Code format non-standard

2011-07-29 Thread Luc Maisonobe
Le 29/07/2011 21:57, sebb a écrit : Quite a lot of the BCEL Java source code uses 2 spaces as indentation. AFAIK, all other Commons components (indeed all other Apache projects I've encountered) use a 4 space indent for Java source code. There are also some files in [math] that come from my for

Re: [BCEL] Code format non-standard

2011-07-29 Thread Dave Brosius
no objections(you'll find a bunch of tabs in there as well) - Original Message -From: "sebb" >;seb...@gmail.com

Re: [BCEL] Code format non-standard

2011-07-29 Thread Gary Gregory
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 3:57 PM, sebb wrote: > Quite a lot of the BCEL Java source code uses 2 spaces as indentation. > AFAIK, all other Commons components (indeed all other Apache projects > I've encountered) use a 4 space indent for Java source code. > > [2 spaces are sometimes used in POM files

[BCEL] Code format non-standard

2011-07-29 Thread sebb
Quite a lot of the BCEL Java source code uses 2 spaces as indentation. AFAIK, all other Commons components (indeed all other Apache projects I've encountered) use a 4 space indent for Java source code. [2 spaces are sometimes used in POM files, as POMs often use deep nesting, and line-wrap is not