Sun coding convention question

[Jim Petersson]

Hi,
I usually make the name of my member variables start with m_
Such as int m_myInt;
And static members with s_
As: static int s_myInt;

Does this violate suns coding convention?

Thanks,
Jim
[ July 10, 2008: Message edited by: Jim Petersson ]

[Roberto Perillo]

Does this violate suns coding convention?

Yes, totally

Take a look here, man: http://java.sun.com/docs/codeconv/

[Jim Petersson]

Crap, I was afraid of that
What about generics. When running checkstyle on my code it warns me that there are no whitespace following/preceeding '<' and '>'

Example:
List<Integer> myList; -> generates a warning

List < Integer > myList; -> ok according to checkStyle

For me those extra spaces looks a bit awkard, and I can't find anything about generics in suns coding convention either.
[ July 10, 2008: Message edited by: Jim Petersson ]

[Joshua Fix]

It sounds to me like it's interpreting them as operators and not as enclosing braces for generics. I've never seen a generic type have spaces before or after <>.

[Jim Petersson]

Hmm, yes that's right. It didn't realize that it were dealing with generics.