Raible's Wiki: FormattingSourceCode

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This page will show you how to setup AppFuse 1.8 and [Jalopy|http://jalopy.sourceforge.net] that you can format/beautify your code.

This page will show you how to setup AppFuse 1.8 and [Jalopy|http://jalopy.sourceforge.net] that you can format/beautify your code. This is useful if you're in a development team or if you like making your code ''more'' readable ;-).

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This tutorial is divided in two. First we have to setup an ant task that calls jalopy to format your code, once there we'll have to modify appfuse's source code (I hope it's not for long, since all we do is modify the javadoc comments in the code). Every file url starts at your projects root foolder, I used appfuse's source code for this tutorial, but have done it with several __ant new__ projects (just change the __org/appfuse__ package to whatever your using, but I'll recomend changing your root appfuse, that way, every new project will have jalopy setup).

This tutorial is divided in two. First we have to setup an ant task that calls jalopy to format your code, once there we'll have to modify appfuse's source code (I hope it's not for long, since all we do is modify the javadoc comments in the code). Every file url starts at your projects root foolder, I used appfuse's source code for this tutorial, but have done it with several __ant new__ projects (just change the __org/appfuse__ package to whatever your using, but I'll recomend changing your root appfuse, that way, every new project will have jalopy setup). There are two attachments at the bottom of the page you'll need.

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And as Matt so eloquently puts it

And as [Matt|MattRaible] so eloquently puts it:

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