rbair
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Posted: June 05, 2009 16:45 by rbair
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Hey guys, I'm trying out the Eclipse JavaFX support. One problem I've had is I can't figure out the auto-import command, is it implemented? But anyway, the purpose of this post is to mention that the recommended code style for object literals uses the <property>: <value> as opposed to <property> : <value> as shown below. Foo { bar: 1234 } as opposed to Foo { bar : 1234 } We don't have an official code style document yet, but we've sort of formed a bunch of conventions in the SDK after long use  Sometimes we do a single line like above, sometimes on multiple lines, just depending on the complexity of the literal. Thanks Richard |
JavaFX Source formatting suggestions
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Posted: June 05, 2009 16:49 by rbair
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Just found another issue: scene: Scene { width : width; height : height; fill : fill; content : content; } There shouldn't be semi-colons following the object literal line. It isn't a syntax error, but we don't ever do it (and I wish the language didn't allow it, but hey). We use comma separators when used in a single line, but just use nothing when declared on multiple lines. |
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