Hi,

This is just my opinion;

I have a project I am working on that has over 50 classes/interfaces and counting, I have written this all myself. My advice;

When you create classes/interfaces, methods and properties, format them manually and don't rely on code formatters.

Hey, some will laugh at me for saying this but, it produces better code. Mark my words it does. You tend to find mistakes quicker and after you have exercised you formatting routine enough you find yourself formatting as your write.

You will also find yourself taking much more pride in the way your code looks and know exactly how it got that way, becasue you did it.

It's also a good way to get in the habit of writting really good documenting comments. I don't mean inline but, api doc comments.

Just the 2 cent here.

Peace, Mike

On 4/2/06, bkeinan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,

I am working on a big project using flex for building the client side.
We use the flex builder/SEPY for writing teh action scrip but none of
them support good code formating that allows you to define the way you
want the code to look like (like in the juva plug in of eclipse).
Do any of you knows a good code formatter for action script (free or
not)?

Thanks,
Benny





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