Proof of concept for support of editor config in Java formatters #1872
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This is a very basic proof-of-concept for a way to support editor config to make java formatter integrate with this so called cross-ide way to specify formatter settings. See eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.ui#877
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This is a very basic proof-of-concept for a way to support editor config to make java formatter integrate with this so called cross-ide way to specify formatter settings.
See eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform.ui#877
This of course currently lacks all error checking, caching, tests, ... the intend is to show and probably discuss how it could be archived with current format infrastructure.