The source code is formatted using old standards and uses narrow lines, which makes it less readable.
It also causes hundreds of warnings because of older practices/conventions (missing @Override, some unnecessary casts, etc.).
- Apply the built-in Eclipse formatter to get a more readable and consistent formatting.
- Apply safe automatic "Source Clean-up" to reduce the number of warnings (and make the potentially important ones more visible).
- Maybe configure common project-specific formatter/clean-up/save actions to enforce this in the future.
The source code is formatted using old standards and uses narrow lines, which makes it less readable.
It also causes hundreds of warnings because of older practices/conventions (missing
@Override, some unnecessary casts, etc.).