Re: source beautifier

[jim hopper <hopperj@macconnect.com>]

In article <pan.2002.07.20.13.37.03.923970.1135@gmx.net>, Jan Prazak
<janp9@gmx.net> wrote:
> 
> > 4)use raincode
> > It not only beautifies but also code-metrics'fies among other things and
> > combines the output of both in a well-organized html documentation with
> > an index.
> 
> As I have read here, it's only for Windows.
> 

No what i ment by my post is the DEMO is only for windows.  the actual
product as i understand it is obfiscated source code that you can
compile for any platform.

also as to editors.  on linux i use nedit which does a decent job of
syntax coloring, and i then tied reformat to a command menu and it
would reformat and do indenting etc inplace in the window.  you can
also get it to do compiles and a lot of otherthings from inside the
editor like emacs does.  i am sure its not as good at it as emacs but
its a much nicer editor for those of us who want a mouse based editor
that doesnt force us to learn lots of key combinations to do things ;-)

best jim