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Roedy Green
I have been working away tidying my Java source code. The tools I have
include:
TidyLeadComments: a very complex program that extracts data from the
current mess of comments, resolves conflicts from multiple sources and
reformats a lead package and class comment in rigidly standard format.
Unfortunately this code is peculiar to the sorts of mess I have coded.
Funduc Script bloutcomments to deal with </p> , excess blank (*)
lines.
InsertVersion to insert same @version in a group of files.
StripRearranger to remove Rearranger-generated tools.
IntelliJ Rearranges/Reformat -- aligns and tides Javadoc.
However, I have no tool yet to ensure:
1. Javadoc has one blank line on front and none behind.
2. /* comment align, fill in missing stars and make them all align.
Do you know of tools for these last two tasks that don't insist on
totally reformatting my code?
--
Roedy Green Canadian Mind Products
http://mindprod.com
"Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind."
~ Albert Einstein
include:
TidyLeadComments: a very complex program that extracts data from the
current mess of comments, resolves conflicts from multiple sources and
reformats a lead package and class comment in rigidly standard format.
Unfortunately this code is peculiar to the sorts of mess I have coded.
Funduc Script bloutcomments to deal with </p> , excess blank (*)
lines.
InsertVersion to insert same @version in a group of files.
StripRearranger to remove Rearranger-generated tools.
IntelliJ Rearranges/Reformat -- aligns and tides Javadoc.
However, I have no tool yet to ensure:
1. Javadoc has one blank line on front and none behind.
2. /* comment align, fill in missing stars and make them all align.
Do you know of tools for these last two tasks that don't insist on
totally reformatting my code?
--
Roedy Green Canadian Mind Products
http://mindprod.com
"Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind."
~ Albert Einstein