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The problem is quite simple, i have a pretty messy ocaml code, with wrong indentation, break line ecc.
is there any tool to format a ocaml code properly?
thanks!
You can use ocp-indent either in you editor or as an external tool to indent your code. It should work on windows.
You could use Emacs with TypeRex extension.
I don't use Emacs everyday, but use it to indent my code, it's a very good tool !
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Is there a pdf online describing good programming practices? (I'm thinking about basic things like conventions for capital letters). So far, the best document I found is this one
Generally different companies/groups have different preferences for variable naming, capitalization, white space formatting etc. There is no one single BEST way.
That being said, this might be a good starting point: http://code.google.com/p/google-styleguide
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After reading the Coding in color: How to make syntax highlighting more useful I'm unable to find a list of IDE that provide this feature (natively or with plugin).
Do you know of editors have this feature?
Checking again I find the following editors/IDEs have support
Atom.io
language-javascript-semantic by Philipp Emanuel Weidmann
Emacs
color-identifiers-mode by Ankur Dave
rainbow-identifiers by Fanael
kDevelop
Semantic Highlighting the original implementation/invention
Sublime Text
Sublime-Colorcoder by vprimachenko ;
XCode
Polychromatic by Kolin Krewinkel
Vim
Semantic Highlight by jaxbot
Pycharm
natively introduced in 2017.1 EAP
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I am currently trying to parse the semantic structure of a PDF file. I believe the metadata added to make PDFs accessible is the correct way to go about it, but I can't find a library that will handle it cleanly.
I've tried PDFLib TET on iOS but I can't get it to open certain test documents and the error it returns is too obscure to be Googleable.
Are there any other libraries that do the same?
I'd have a look at the pCOS-Library (also from http://pdflib.com). For use in PHP there would be an alternative you could have a look at http://www.setasign.com/. They might have a tool for that purpose.
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I want to write simple example using aspectJ in intelliJ. And... i can't.
I can't find any tutorial that shows step by step what and how i should do.
I can't find any example with working code.
Can someone help me with this? Any link, or simple how to? One class with main, and one aspect.
intellij 9.0.2, with aspectj weaver 2.05
You're highly advised to try this plugin :)
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can anyone suggest me a plugin/tool that can perform a code formatting at build time.
The Jalopy Maven Plugin has a jalopy:format mojo that can do that.
Assuming for Java, there are many that you can plugin to Eclipse like CheckStyle, Jalopy, Findbugs
These can also run with Ant/Maven as part of the build