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= Graphiti - a Graphical Tooling Infrastructure  =
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This page contains useful information for developers working on the Graphiti framework itself. Users of the framework (building Graphiti-based tools) should rather have a look onto our Eclipse page at [http://www.eclipse.org/graphiti www.eclipse.org/graphiti].
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== Contents<span style="text-decoration: underline;" />  ==
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*Coding
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== [[Coding]]  ==
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=== Coding Conventions  ===
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We use the standard Eclipse formatter for our coding with just one exceptional setting: the maximum line width is changed to 120. This setting can be found in the Eclipse preferences under 'Java -&gt; Code Style -&gt; Formatter' by editing the 'Eclipse [built-in]' profile on tab 'Line Wrapping': set the 'Maximum Line Width' in Section 'General settings' to 120.
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To be sure that the formatter is really used for all your changes define your save actions (Eclipe preferences under 'Java -&gt; Editor -&gt; Save Actions') to include 'Format source code' with 'Format edited lines' only. Also enable the 'Organize imports' action on this page to get an automated clean-up of the import statements.
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