| How to change JSP code style? [message #186370] |
Tue, 02 January 2007 16:43  |
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Originally posted by: Kentzhou_ca.yahoo.com
In JSP page, the following code will report syntax error:
if (a!= b)
//custBean.setUserId("_S_");
But If I change the code as
if (a!= b){
//custBean.setUserId("_S_");
}
Then no error any more.
So where to change this jsp code style in Eclipse?
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| Re: How to change JSP code style? [message #186434 is a reply to message #186370] |
Wed, 03 January 2007 04:09  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
KentZhou wrote:
> In JSP page, the following code will report syntax error:
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> if (a!= b)
> //custBean.setUserId("_S_");
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> But If I change the code as if (a!= b){
> //custBean.setUserId("_S_");
> }
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> Then no error any more.
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> So where to change this jsp code style in Eclipse?
>
The first form is not legal syntax - the if statement has no
termination. The compiler sees it as :
if (a!=b)
which of course is incomplete.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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