I would prefer a standardized template for the pretty printer of JRefactory, which can be used stand-alone or from within IDEs (JBuilder, Cafe, Netbeans, Elixir). http://jrefactory.sourceforge.net/cspretty.html I haven't spent a minute on thinking about coding standards since I got that. You can write your whole code in one line and still get a perfectly printed source code. The output format is highly configurable, and with the sole exception of anonymous adapter classes (which are sometimes indented a bit strange if you define them from within a method call) the output is perfect.
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