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Eclipse: spaces instead of tabs

This really bugged me for a while, code formatting was quite miserable outside of the editor. You just have to go into --> preferences --> editor --> Text Editors


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Frank said…
well done.
And there are more goodies in this area.
Another is in the Java --> Editor --> Save Actions, where you can specify what to do if a Java file is saved. Like format, at @Override and more...
Francesco De Collibus said…
Yeah, I know it's a small thing, but maybe can help someone else, even by chance :D

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