[josm-dev] Optimizations for larger data sets
Frederik Ramm
frederik at remote.org
Fri Dec 14 22:21:47 GMT 2007
Hi,
> One thing I've always wondered about JOSM is what its coding standards
> are. It seems some files are in UNIX encoding, other in DOS. Some use
> tabs, other spaces, most use combination. How many tabs per space,
> etc...
I had been planning to fix this in one big commit, then someone
pointed out that at least for line endings there's a way to deal with
this by configuring SVN properly. Hasn't been done yet though. And for
the rest - I strongly dislike tabs, and I think indentation should be
by no less than 3 and no more than 4 spaces per level. One thing that
was always important to Imi was the
if (condition) {
something
}
style as opposed to
if (condition)
{
something
}
but hey... whoever writes the code gets to choose, unless he crosses
the border where his code becomes a pain to work with for others...
Bye
Frederik
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