Delphi Source formatting Wizard
Version 1.14
Shareware
$19.95
0 downloads
Delphi Source formatting Wizard is a easy customizable
feathured source code formatter.
It can improve your source code (the indentation,
spacing, capitalization, etc are supported). At
default, the style of the Borland source code is
followed closely, since this is the most widely
accepted style. But formatting of Pascal code is much
a matter of taste.
The convenient interface, similar to standard Wizards
in a Windows, possibility of saving of the several
configurations, many customized parameters of
formatting and to that similar trifles, will allow you
to result in one sort source texts of your programs
easily and simply.
Delphi Source formatting Wizard is available as Delphi
expert. It can process current file, all opened files,
whole project or whole project group.
After installation, You can find our wizard in Delphi
menu at Tools/Format Source Code.
feathured source code formatter.
It can improve your source code (the indentation,
spacing, capitalization, etc are supported). At
default, the style of the Borland source code is
followed closely, since this is the most widely
accepted style. But formatting of Pascal code is much
a matter of taste.
The convenient interface, similar to standard Wizards
in a Windows, possibility of saving of the several
configurations, many customized parameters of
formatting and to that similar trifles, will allow you
to result in one sort source texts of your programs
easily and simply.
Delphi Source formatting Wizard is available as Delphi
expert. It can process current file, all opened files,
whole project or whole project group.
After installation, You can find our wizard in Delphi
menu at Tools/Format Source Code.
Program details
Publisher
Dmitry SalashnikE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XPFile size
525 KBFile date
1/1/1900License
SharewareExpires after
30 daysExpiration info
In unregistered version you can't disable welcome screenInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
3/5/2002