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Project specific formatting - where are the settings stored? [message #332466]

Tue, 21 October 2008 22:39

Robert Mark Bram is currently offline

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Hi All,

If I select Project Peferences > Java Code Style > Formatter > Enable
Project Specific Settings and make a project just for my project, where is
that profile stored? I want to check it in as part of the project in CVS
and have it automatically work "out of the box" for anyone checking out
the project..

Thanks for any assistance!

Rob
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Re: Project specific formatting - where are the settings stored? [message #332478 is a reply to message #332466]

Tue, 21 October 2008 23:22

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Once you make it a project specific preference, you should get it in
source control (especially CVS) for free. It ends up in <project>/.settings

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