I just went through and committed a bunch of problems I had fixed
locally. No doubt, there's probably more -- it's a large codebase. So,
if anyone else wants to take the reigns, feel free. Areas I think may
still need some investigation include checking declared throws clauses and
checking parameters for private methods. I know Andrus went through and
cleaned up a lot of the exception stuff after I prodded him a bit, but
with all the code changes, I suspect some more may have crept in. In
particular, there are quite a few methods that declare they throw
exceptions that they never do -- it'd be a matter of checking whether or
not this is part of the interface. I also noticed a lot of methods had
parameters that were never used, which is likely a byproduct of
implementing some interface, but I wanted to make sure none of those were
private methods.
What I did clean up was:
o Unnecessary casts
o Unnecessary semi-colons
o Unused variables
o Unused methods
Nothing ground-breaking here, but eclipse likes Cayenne a lot more for it.
-- KevinOn Thu, 02 Mar 2006 00:48:19 -0500, Andrus Adamchik <andru..bjectstyle.org> wrote:
> Yeah, please go ahead and commit that. I didn't realize we had any of > those. I thought all the remaining warnings are due to the fact that we > have to keep deprecated stuff around. But since three people > independently confirm that there are unused imports and local vars, I am > probably wrong or haven't been paying attention.
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