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Different tools use different spacing between keys and values. | Different tools use different spacing between keys and values. | ||
key=value | key=value | ||
key = value | key = value | ||
key = value | key = value | ||
I would like to propose key = value (one white space) as a standard. | I would like to propose key = value (one white space) as a standard. | ||
Revision as of 00:02, 15 November 2005
Localization Tool Standards
Several tools can be used to localize Mozilla-based products. The output of these tools must then be commited to cvs. This results in a situation where changing layout and format of the .dtd and .properties files will register as a change to cvs even though the data itself may not have changed.
For this reason I would like to propose that all tool developers use common layout and formatting standards to eliminate these 'false positive' changes.
Spacing between key and value
Different tools use different spacing between keys and values.
key=value key = value key = value
I would like to propose key = value (one white space) as a standard.