In most rules, the problematic code has been highlighted in red, with the key elements to concentrate on in bold.
// this is a problem because it is in red
There will usually be a description explaining the example followed by some better code in blue.
// this is better because it is in blue
Where code not directly relevant to the example has been removed, it has been replaced with a ':' character. The code equivalent of “blah blah blah”.
In the below class definition, the entire lower portion of the class definition (where the methods are) has been removed from where the ':' character is.
public class InputFieldRenderInfo
{
public String fieldName;
public String style;
public boolean readOnly = false;
: <= Unimportant code removed here
}
Text and examples are Copyright © 2015 Murray Brandon.
