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CheckStyle indentation and tab #17

Open seanangwj opened 3 years ago

seanangwj commented 3 years ago

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I faced this issue upon using checkstyle.

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I do not quite understand what the stated indentation level and expected level means as i do not think that i have 8 or 16 spaces of indentations in my code. Also, i do not know how to really get rid of the tab character even though i have tried removing it.

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brendancjz commented 3 years ago

Tried helping Sean in this matter but to no avail... Let's see if anyone else face the same issue.

Yung-Jer commented 3 years ago

set expandtab set tabstop=4 set shiftwidth=4 set autoindent set smartindent have u included these in your ~/.vimrc?

seanangwj commented 3 years ago

Yes, i included a few like set tabstop =4, set shiftwidth =4, set smartindent.

seanlowjk commented 3 years ago

The .vimrc file might not be the actual one you are using.

May I know if you are using any IDE to edit your java code?

Zekeseoj commented 3 years ago

Hi I am also having this issue, I get my vimrc file using sudo vim .vimrc, then override the file with the above commands. But when i tried to checkstyle it, a ton of errors occurs like OP had. I used ubuntu vim to edit my code. Also to note that my java files are located in my C directory as shown in the 2nd picture. How can i fix this issue?

This shows how i executed my vimrc edit

Screenshot 2021-02-01 182329

This shows the same/similar issues that OP has.

Screenshot 2021-02-01 182234

nhzaci commented 3 years ago

Hi I am also having this issue, I get my vimrc file using sudo vim .vimrc, then override the file with the above commands. But when i tried to checkstyle it, a ton of errors occurs like OP had. I used ubuntu vim to edit my code. Also to note that my java files are located in my C directory as shown in the 2nd picture. How can i fix this issue?

This shows how i executed my vimrc edit

Screenshot 2021-02-01 182329

This shows the same/similar issues that OP has.

Screenshot 2021-02-01 182234

Hey Zekeseoj,

Could I just check if you have done gg=G after placing those lines inside your .vimrc?

Also, using sudo would not be necessary, just vim will do :)

Please do let us know if you continue to have issues after doing gg=G

brendancjz commented 3 years ago

Zeke, input the code Yung Jer sent into your .vimrc file. type gg=G and it should be fine after you compile.

Zekeseoj commented 3 years ago

Okay I got it, turns out the vimrc file I was editing was not the correct file. Thanks!