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Hello,
Anyone have any informations about the code formating use by Intel XDK ?
Best regards
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Do you mean the rules which are used for formatting during typing the code in the Develop tab?
XDK code editor is based on Brackets. There are several settings in the right bottom corner of the edit frame like Tab/Space separator, indent size, etc. Then there are settings in the Edit menu like: "Auto Close Brackets" and there are several plugins which you can install through File->Extension Manager like "Indentator" or "Beautify".
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Thanks a lot.
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Cantagrel, are these feature enough for you or you would like to see more formatting capabilities?
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I try intel XDK for my company, so if you are more feature, I'am Okay to test that !
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And I have another question :
In JSHint Problems, when I use your features, i see this error all the time:
Mixed spaces and tabs. (W099)
Have you any informations on this error ?
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Cantagrel C. wrote:
Mixed spaces and tabs. (W099)
Have you any informations on this error ?
This is not an error but a warning (W099). If you have a line with both tabs and spaces you get this warning.
You can remove the spaces (or tabs) and the warning will go away... or leave it.
You can also force warnings to go away by adding for example:
/*jslint browser:true, devel:true, white:true, vars:true */
/*global $:false, intel:false, app:false, dev:false */
/*global myEventHandler:false, cordova:false, device:false */
inside your code. You can also turn warnings off using a config file i think. Someone else can perhaps give an url for more info.

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