Older Version (0.1)
6th April 2004
This version is quite limited, but as Mark Twain says:
"The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one."
--Mark Twain
What it Does
Currently Code Shine will:
- Convert tabs into spaces
- Convert spaces into tabs
- Adjust the indent level (e.g. 4 spaces to 2 spaces per indent)
What it Doesn't Do (Yet)
- Adjust indent-levels based on knowledge of bracketing.
- Convert from one bracketing convention to another e.g. Kernighan & Richie to ANSI to Linux.
- Correctly indent multi-line function declarations/definitions.
- Correctly indent initialiser lists.
- Add/remove spacing around operators.
- Attempt to process files quickly. This is not a high priority.
