Java "beautify"?

[Sanjiva Weerawarana <sa...@watson.ibm.com>]

Does anyone know of a "jb" ala the Unix "cb"? The source is all whacky
now with different braces and spacing and everything. I'd like to 
get all the source in one way (my way ideally :-), but the form that
someone pointed to as the Java std for open-source is perfect) so
that we don't have different styles in the same file as it is right
now. ARGH.

Chris N: I realized that my URLConnection question was retarded. Please
ignore that.

Sanjiva.

Re: Java "beautify"?

[Gregor Rayman <gr...@gmx.de>]

"Sanjiva Weerawarana" <sa...@watson.ibm.com> wrote:

> Does anyone know of a "jb" ala the Unix "cb"? The source is all whacky
> now with different braces and spacing and everything. I'd like to 
> get all the source in one way (my way ideally :-), but the form that
> someone pointed to as the Java std for open-source is perfect) so
> that we don't have different styles in the same file as it is right
> now. ARGH.

Thre is a really nice and useful package called JRefactory. There is
a pretty printer for Java in there.

You can download it from http://users.snip.net/~aseguin/csrefactory.html

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gR

Re: Java "beautify"?

[Gregor Rayman <gr...@gmx.de>]

"Sanjiva Weerawarana" <sa...@watson.ibm.com> wrote:

> Does anyone know of a "jb" ala the Unix "cb"? The source is all whacky
> now with different braces and spacing and everything. I'd like to 
> get all the source in one way (my way ideally :-), but the form that
> someone pointed to as the Java std for open-source is perfect) so
> that we don't have different styles in the same file as it is right
> now. ARGH.

Thre is a really nice and useful package called JRefactory. There is
a pretty printer for Java in there.

You can download it from http://users.snip.net/~aseguin/csrefactory.html

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gR