Something quite frustrating when working with the WB code is that most of the code is formatted using spaces with an identation depth of 2. However, the project-specific settings are configured to use tabs with an identation depth of 4.
So whenever I modify the code, I have to double-check that the auto-formatting doesn't break the code style.
From the project settings of WB Core:
org.eclipse.jdt.core.formatter.tabulation.char=tab
org.eclipse.jdt.core.formatter.tabulation.size=4
For the sake of compatibility, we should adapt the project-specific settings to match the actual code style. If we ever happen to create new plugins, those should then follow the built-in Eclipse profile.
Something quite frustrating when working with the WB code is that most of the code is formatted using spaces with an identation depth of 2. However, the project-specific settings are configured to use tabs with an identation depth of 4.
So whenever I modify the code, I have to double-check that the auto-formatting doesn't break the code style.
From the project settings of WB Core:
For the sake of compatibility, we should adapt the project-specific settings to match the actual code style. If we ever happen to create new plugins, those should then follow the built-in Eclipse profile.