From: Mark Roberts (mu@manumark.de)
Date: Mon Jul 10 2000 - 20:35:31 CEST
Dear Alfi,
> (** Sometimes I think about a spaghetti-code indent program for scripts. It
> would add indents, or remove them, all according to some universal formula.
> Maybe something like this already exists somewhere. Maybe we're better off
> without it.)
There has been an 'indent' for C-programs for decades, and there's a
GNU-version of it, of course. But even the GNU-version is only useful
for C.
It could proove fairly easy to create an indent-program for scripts, using
lex and yacc to create a scanner and simple parser. The parser would only
have to recognise a few things, like 'if', 'while' and function calls.
And if it's so easy, probably someone's done it.
Are you sure you need it, anyway?
Happy Monday from Göttingen, Niedersachsen, Germany.
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