http://www.codeassembly.com/feed/comments/44 CodeAssembly - Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability - Comments en-us contact@codeassembly.com contact@codeassembly.com RSS Feed Generator Well done! A minor glitch with heredoc, though: printf(<< http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#159 2008-09-18 10:50:53 http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#159 This is a pretty nice piece of work - with only a few beefs. 1) You should include the option to use spaces instead of tabs - some places require that kind of thing since editors sometimes do funky things, like include half-tabs or other strange quirks which make the code come out of alignment. I hacked this in manually in order to make it work. 2) the first line of a comment sometimes \"stacks\" with the line above it, giving the effect of: some_code(); # my comment becoming: some_code();# my comment http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#137 2008-07-04 16:51:26 http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#137 Hey there, been looking for this. The online tool seems to work quite nice, but i can't download you class. Maybe you should take a look. Thanks http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#111 2008-05-14 00:39:57 http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#111 what about the new Zend Studio for Eclipse? It has an extensive code formatter built-in that you can configure to have every detail match your coding guidelines. Then, you can export those settings and have other people in your team import it. The formatting while working on a file is then only a single keyboard shortcut away. Sure, it costs money, but Zend Studio (for Eclipse) has been worth a lot of money for ages in my humble opinion. It supports development in PHP in so many useful ways that it's worth its price. http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#110 2008-05-12 07:09:29 http://codeassembly.com/A-php-code-beautifier-that-works/#110