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"Alexey Panchenko" <alex.panchenko at gmail.com> wrote in message news:mailman.344.1204596764.1277.cvsnt at cvsnt.org... > On 3/3/08, Nick Radov <nradov at axolotl.com> wrote: >> >> Not everyone is using Eclipse. We would like to integrate the Eclipse >> formatter with CVSNT in order to maintain a consistent code style >> regardless >> of which editor each developer is using. >> > If each developer have its own version of code - they will be getting > merge > conflicts if they modify the same file, diffs will be unusable, etc. That would only be a problem if they reformat the whole file. > > It is organizational problem - so it is not correctly to solve it by > technical means. > I think you misunderstood what I am trying to do. There is no organizational problem. > It would be better to do some of the following: > a) document cod? style and publish formatter settings for most popular > IDEs, > so the user just import it. > b) force all developers to use the same tools with identical code style > settings. > c) add some tool checking format rules (e.g. checkstyle) to the nightly > builds. > > The triggers from commitinfo are executed befor? the commit, but I am not > sure if it is supported if they would modify commited files. It is > designed > so it can just reject files if they do not meet some criteria. > It would be unfortunate if there is no way to do that within CVSNT. Oh well, we are already considering switching source-code control systems anyway for other reasons. > Aelx >