[Harbour] Re: Source code formatter

2009-05-25 Thread Alexander S.Kresin
> If you can submit the smallest possible code fragments which display the > bad behavior, it would help the debugging process. Ok. Below are two samples. 1) The code: // -- CLASS HDBRecSet DATA aRecs// line1 // line2

Re: [Harbour] Re: Source code formatter

2009-05-25 Thread Phil Barnett
Alexander S.Kresin wrote: Paul, Hi Alexander and All, I ported Click to Harbour for use on Linux. The code is untested on Windows but may compile and run. Added "Calls to" information in function headers and made stand alone executable. Need to update code in few days but current source

[Harbour] Re: Source code formatter

2009-05-24 Thread Alexander S.Kresin
Paul, Hi Alexander and All, I ported Click to Harbour for use on Linux. The code is untested on Windows but may compile and run. Added "Calls to" information in function headers and made stand alone executable. Need to update code in few days but current source and bin is posted on Googl

Re: [Harbour] Re: Source code formatter

2009-05-22 Thread Viktor Szakáts
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Alexander S.Kresin wrote: >> Yesterday I was thinking of committing a recently written >> reindentor :) > >  I had a feeling that I must hurry :) >  Mine for now, if it is pointed in options, indents source, changes case of > commands, functions and booleans, ins

[Harbour] Re: Source code formatter

2009-05-22 Thread Alexander S.Kresin
Yesterday I was thinking of committing a recently written reindentor :) I had a feeling that I must hurry :) Not a full blown formatter (like my tool 'DST' was trying to be, written 17 years ago), but it can change indentation (including continued lines), it assumes a properly and consistent