Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Greetings, introduction, newbie questions, etc.

[Sigurd Nes]

Alan Langford wrote:
> At 2005 02 20 13:21, Chris Weiss wrote:
>
> > On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 11:53:59 -0500, Alan Langford 
> > <address@hidden> wrote:
> > it's called "proposal-branch" in CVS.
>
>
> Nuts. This means there's some problem with Eclipse; I can't see that 
> branch. I guess I'll just do a command line checkout and copy it into a 
> test environment.

You have to look in  /phpgroupware/api and /phpgroupware/property

Sigurd

> > lots of things are being put on wiki.phpgroupware.org, but it still
> > needs more and some cleanup too.  Some of what's there is just old
> > html docs dumped in and needs much refrmating.
>
>
> Well I'll see what I can create along the way then.
>
> > > Finally, does anyone know of a good, free PHP code formatter? phpGW's
> > > formatting standards don't match how my tool chain is set up, and
> > > re-configuring them by project is a pain (I have a feature request 
> > in at
> > > eclipse.org to see if this can be improved, but that could take a long,
> > > long time). Anything that saves me from hand-formatting patches would
> > > really help.
> > >
> > "tidy?  don't know, I hand format all my code and don't like it when
> > an editor forces me into anything
>
>
> There's a very good plug-in for Eclipse, called phpeclipse. You tell it 
> how you want the code formatted and it takes care of 85% of it as you 
> type. I think I can make it meet phpGroupWare standards, but of course 
> I'd prefer to work with the code formatted the way I prefer, then be 
> able to fire in changes formatted the way the project's coding standards 
> require. I'm a big fan of consistency over a team member's personal 
> preferences and quirks. It's that whole reformatting process in the 
> middle that's a challenge...