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Tool: Pascal Source Code formatter

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Author: dany

Last Updated: 2015-04-27

Package Version: 1.7.0.0

Category: Other Codes

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License: MIT license  

This tool is a simple mikroPascal source code formatter, mainly making correct and readable code indentation.

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  • src
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  • hlp
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This tool is a simple mikroPascal source code formatter, mainly making correct and readable code indentation.

Can be used stand alone (file to be selected with the "File" menu), or integrated in the IDE (options -> tools, see "More details" below).

More details.

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2012-12-30: New version: v.1.4.
Changes:
- the tool was partly redesigned
- the indent of comments follows the code indent now.

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2013-01-11: New version v.1.5.
Changes: corrected an error in the comment block indenting.

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2013-01-14: New version v1.6.
Change: corrected an error: keywords inside comments were erroneously detected and processed. 

Thanks Larry!

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2013-01-15: new version v1.6.1.
Left formatting of comments completely out now, It seems I can't make it right for all cases. The formatting is left as it is, the user can change it manually before saving.

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2013-02-19, version 1.7: Corrected an error in the handling of literal strings.

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