[ANN] Jindent 4.0 - Source Code Formatter for Java released. 关注
*Dangberg Software Solutions releases Jindent 4.0 plugin for IntellIJ IDEA 4.5!*
Paderborn, Germany -- May 12, 2005 -- Dangberg Software Solutions, author of the Java source code formatter Jindent, announces Jindent 4.0 available immediately. A major milestone has been achieved by supporting more than 300 formatting options and all language features of Java 5.0 including generics and all other language extensions. Additionally Jindent 4.0 introduces a new improved GUI design and native installers for all major operation systems.
The Jindent 4.0 formatting engine has also been significantly enhanced and now includes important new functionality as full-control sorting support for all Java source code fragments. Important algorithms for line wrapping and comment handling have been redesigned and improved substantially.
Another enhancement is the new completely reworked integration API that allows to integrate Jindent 4.0 to third party application as part of development environments and versioning systems. Completely new rewritten integrations for all major Java IDEs (JBuilder, Eclipse, NetBeans, IntelliJ IDEA, JDeveloper) are already included in the release or will be released in the near future.
Jindent 4.0 continues the outstanding stability and reliability that previous Jindent versions have proved in use by thousands of business customers since 1997.
For details on the new Jindent 4.0 release please consult our website at: http://www.jindent.com/source-code-formatter/products/jindent/feature-history/
A free trial version can be downloaded for evaluation purposes at our website at:
http://www.jindent.com/source-code-formatter/products/jindent/download/
About Our Product
Our flagship product, Jindent 4.0, is a complete, state-of-the-art, source code formatting platform. Jindent empowers you to transform any Java source code to meet your preferred coding style or any common Java code convention. Furthermore Jindent can format, generate and complete Javadoc comments on demand. Jindent's functionality covers:
Java 5.0 support
Intelligent Line Wrapping
Indentation
Brace Style Transformation
Uniform White Space Conventions
Sorting of Source Code Fragments
Template-driven Javadoc Generation
Conversion between Unicode and other character encodings
Support for SQLJ-Statements
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With its cross-platform architecture, Jindent supports all major operation systems including Windows 95/98/NT/XP, Linux, Solaris and MacOS.
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General informations about the Jindent 4.0 product can be found at:
http://www.jindent.com/source-code-formatter/products/jindent/overview/
So how does it compare with IntelliJ built-in code formatting?
TobiasAndree wrote:
Amnon I. Govrin wrote:
Currently - ANYTHING would be better than the built-in formatting ;p
Unless this latest EAP fixes it...
I was biting my tongue....
OK, I think you realize this is not what I meant...
How does it compare to IntelliJ in general in that regard (features,
shortcomings) provided that IntelliJ works fine (which it will when it
is released)?
Amnon
Mark Derricutt wrote:
>> So how does it compare with IntelliJ built-in code formatting?
Hello,
generally I would name the following points as Jindent benefits compared to the IntelliJ IDEA 4.5 code styler.
Benefits of Jindent:
Formatting output is pretty stable since more than 6 years of work now
Sorting of all kind of source code elements (method declarations, fields, imports, ...)
Insertion of "separator comments" between sorted sections
Java 5.0 support
Different brace styles are possible for different kind of declarations and statements
Different line wrapping strategies and settings to achieve better output
More different blank line settings
Even more white space settings
Header/footer recognition and insertion
Formatter provides messages to report several events
Usage of environment variables in all JavaDoc/header/footer and comments templates
Preview and Help-On-Click support for all formatter settings (preview with user defined Java files possible)
But generally I would suggest to convince yourself and download our trial version for evaluation.
Best regards
Tobias
I think you probably realise that we're just having a laugh, too ;)
Yes, we are all developers, drinking from the same well of bits...
Cheers,
Amnon
Colin Fleming wrote:
>>OK, I think you realize this is not what I meant...