To the challenge raised by Cedric Beust at http://beust.com/weblog/2012/09/02/coding-challenge-a-sliding-window-map/, here is my proposal :
http://pastebin.com/W66PMzYz
http://pastebin.com/fxZ72TGb
mercredi 5 septembre 2012
lundi 28 mai 2012
No possibility to import/export code formatting in Netbeans ?
Well, that's rather disapointing ... this feature is available in Eclipse a looooong time ago (maybe from inception) http://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=143494
Moving from Eclipse to Netbeans : here we go!
It's been a while since i considered switing from the eclipse to Netbeans, but today i made my decision : yes i'm moving from Eclipse to Netbeans!
Today, i set up a new project (using Eclipse as IDE, of course), and i was just frustrated to see that if i want to add a custom checkstyle check in eclipse, i need to provide it as an eclipse plugin!! This is just pointless! And i glanced to checkstyle support for netbeans, and there, miracle, you just need to provide a jar containing your custom check and that's all. Common sense.
So as for today, i will switch to netbeans to all of my home projects !
Today, i set up a new project (using Eclipse as IDE, of course), and i was just frustrated to see that if i want to add a custom checkstyle check in eclipse, i need to provide it as an eclipse plugin!! This is just pointless! And i glanced to checkstyle support for netbeans, and there, miracle, you just need to provide a jar containing your custom check and that's all. Common sense.
So as for today, i will switch to netbeans to all of my home projects !
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