PHP source code reformat pgm for Linux?

I have several 500 to 1500 line PHP programs that need to be re-formatted so
that they look "pretty"..... proper indents, etc.

Anyone know of something that will do this under Linux? Maybe a VIM or Emacs
script/plugin that will read the source and re-format it for me (I use nedit
and I don't think it will do such a thing.... and if so I don't know how.)

I know there is a $50 one out there but this is a one-time deal on a few
modules and not something that will be used again.... and it only runs on
Windows.... but I have Win4Lin so I could make it work if I wanted to spend
that much $$... which I don't!

Thanks,

Al

Adams-Blake Company wrote:
> I have several 500 to 1500 line PHP programs that need to be re-formatted so
> that they look "pretty"..... proper indents, etc.
>
> Anyone know of something that will do this under Linux? Maybe a VIM or Emacs
> script/plugin that will read the source and re-format it for me (I use nedit
> and I don't think it will do such a thing.... and if so I don't know how.)
>
> I know there is a $50 one out there but this is a one-time deal on a few
> modules and not something that will be used again.... and it only runs on
> Windows.... but I have Win4Lin so I could make it work if I wanted to spend
> that much $$... which I don't!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Al
>

JEdit (http://www.jedit.org) has a nifty plugin named AStyle Beautifier.
It works well on PHP source code.

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Adams-Blake Company wrote:
> I have several 500 to 1500 line PHP programs that need to be re-formatted so
> that they look "pretty"..... proper indents, etc.

I'm in a lucky mood :)
So I googled for "reformat source code php"

to get to http: ... ah! why don't I let you try it?
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Pedro Graca wrote:

> Adams-Blake Company wrote:
>> I have several 500 to 1500 line PHP programs that need to be re-formatted
>> so
>> that they look "pretty"..... proper indents, etc.
>
> I'm in a lucky mood :)
> So I googled for "reformat source code php"
>
> to get to http: ... ah! why don't I let you try it?


Thanks. I had done a search suing "php code reformat" and got a totally
different set of links, the best one being:
http://www.semdesigns.com/Products/F...erExample.html

however it only runs on Windows. The one you pointed me to:
http://www.bierkandt.org/beautify/index.php
looks like it will work.... but I get a bit nervous when I see disclaimers
like:

WARNING! It can produce unexpected output. Always save your work and preview
the formatted code before using it.

But I'll give it a try and see how it works.

Al

Adams-Blake Company wrote:
> WARNING! It can produce unexpected output. Always save your work and preview
> the formatted code before using it.

Even without the warning that is a "Good Thing" to do :)
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