By lordbii
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Published: Dec 16 2009 / 03:25
Every time you save a class Eclipse can automatically format your code and clean it up. You can ask Eclipse to do things like format code, organise imports, add @Override annotations, add final modifiers to fields, put braces around one line if statements/loops and more. Huge timesaver.
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Comments
Eddie Dealtry replied ago:
Will try 'Format edited lines' only to avoid repo differences
Byron replied ago:
I agree, if either each team member is using his own formatting rules or your team's coding standards aren't fixed yet or there's a lot of legacy code not on the new coding standards, then it might be better to start off with Format edited liines for now.
I'm planning a post in the near future on easily sharing workspace settings across the team such as formatting, clean up and compiler settings (eg. warnings) to help with this. So stay tuned.
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