Format curly brackets in an exitising project

Hi
I have a semi big project, where the brackets style is all messed up, different syles all over the place.
I worked in FDT long time ago. Here there was a place where you could format the brackets in exitisting files. (Not talking about the new code i write but exitisting)
I found an addon called flex formater, but I dont seem to be able to change exitisting code.
Any ideas?

Hi thanks for your answer, but that only correct indentation, that not helping with the brackets.
This is how much of the code is:
someFunciton()
     blah;
somOtherFunciton(){
     blah;
This is how I would like it to be.
someFunciton()
     blah;
somOtherFunciton()
     blah;

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HELP!
I'm having problems finding a missing or extra bracket within my code? Or at least I thik that is the problem.
The error I get is:
<----
270. try
542. }
--------^
*** Syntax Error: "Finally" inserted to complete TryStatement
I've tried using comparison software but it doesn't help!
I have attached the section of code that is causing the problem, but I think it may be deeped that just the following section.
All the brackes "seem" to match, but 271 goes to 501 in theory, but when I rightclick in my software (JCreator) and choose match bracket, it takes me to 531?
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See Attached Code:
try
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* Check to see if Activity Option 'LABEL' is present. If it is not throw an exception.
* I think this could be where LABEL should be a user configured variable (map)
* Either here or above on line 109. (map) (then again maybe not!!!)
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abortMissingInput("Activity Option 'LABELREF'");
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* Check to see if the nicelabel file already exists. If it does
* then we need to write the data into a temporary file.
// cam removed
// while(out.exists())
// cam removed
// System.out.println("Here 4");
* Build data for updating the next_number table. Before that happens we need to
* verify that the SFCs do not already exist in wip, if they do then we need to generate
* a new batch
/* map - Fix Rev 1.2 */
System.out.println("Label TMP "+label_tmp);
System.out.println("SFC Number "+SFCNumber);
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     * map fix Rev 1.2
     //this it my bracket below while searching for the missing one!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cheers, your a star!
The thing is, I have just been looking throughit after what you said and there seems to be only one catch and 3 trys and before I (fooked) around with it, it worked???
Here is the code. I think JCreator is not very helpful!!
Cheers
package com.genrad.app.core.prod.server;
import javax.ejb.*;
import java.rmi.RemoteException;
import javax.naming.*;
import javax.sql.DataSource;
import java.sql.*;
import java.math.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.lang.Thread.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.Date;
import java.text.*;
import javax.transaction.*;
import com.genrad.frame.*;
import com.genrad.app.common.server.*;
import com.genrad.app.nc.server.*;
import com.genrad.app.core.pd.server.*;
import com.genrad.app.core.sys.server.*;
import com.genrad.app.core.track.server.*;
import com.genrad.app.core.demand.server.*;
import com.genrad.app.core.env.server.*;
public class LexisBean extends BasicProductionBean implements SessionBean,LexisInterface
private final String ACTIVITY_ID = "CT520";
private final String TRUE = "true";
private String sfc_info = null;
private String get_prop_sfc = null;
private Data Context_List;
private Data test;
private Data itemBOrs;
private String item = null;
private String item_rev = null;
private String shoporder = null;
private Data LotSizeRS;
private Data results;
private Data hookData;
private Data AreYouThere;
private String printer = null;
private String label_tmp = null;
private BigDecimal big;
private BigDecimal current_seq;
private String site;
private String file_path;
private String file_time;
private String prefix;
private String suffix;
private boolean verify = false;
private NextNumberBOHandle nbBO;
private String[] new_sfc;
private int count=0;
private BigDecimal there_count;
private BigDecimal old_big;
private long first_sfc;
private int Serialize = -1;
private String fileDate;
//private PrintWriter out;
//private output_file;
// private StringBuffer buffer;
* Constructor
public LexisBean()
public Data execute(Data inData)throws RemoteException, BasicBOBeanException
* Need to get all the user options defined in the Activity. The only one that
* is not required in the printer name. There is no validation done on
* any of these options.
* Here I think it should be using the LABELREF User Argument in the Hook Activity
* within Resource Maintenance. (map)
String setting = null;
Utils.traceMsg("LexisBean . execute() : inData \n" + inData.toXMLString(), 10);
hookData = (Data)inData.get("HOOK_DATA",0);
Utils.traceMsg("LexisBean . execute() : hookData \n" + hookData.toXMLString(), 10);
results = (Data)hookData.get("ACTIVITY_OPTION", 0);
if (results != null)
String value = null;
String hookData = null;
Data countData = null;
* This should check the setting is not SB, don't pre-allocate SFC, just carry on
* and pass the current sfcnumber. This is my theory anyway!! (map)
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countData=results.extractRow(row);
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label_tmp = setting;
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item = (Context_List.get("CONTEXT_GBO",0)).toString();
sfc_info = (inData.get("SFC_BO")).toString();
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site = sfcbohand.getSite();
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file_path = (String)getSystemRule("INLINE_PRINTING",site,resource);
File out = new File(file_path);
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// Request connection to the database
requestConnection();
try
* Create a string buffer to build the SQL. Need to do this to
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* to get this information other than this. At lease not that I
* know of.
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itemBOquery.append("SELECT ITEM_BO FROM SFC ");
itemBOquery.append("WHERE HANDLE=");
itemBOquery.append(wrap(sfcbohand));
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ItemBOHandle itemBOHandle = new ItemBOHandle((String) itemBOrs.get("ITEM_BO"));
item = itemBOHandle.getItem();
item_rev = itemBOHandle.getRevision();
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* ShopOrderBO. This information is actually coming from the
* shop_order_sfc table. Once we have that it will be used to create
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soBOquery.append(wrap(sfcbohand));
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          new_sfc_array = new_sfc.length;
          for (int j=0;j<new_sfc_array;j++)
               System.out.println("Here 10");
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          find_sfc.append("SELECT count(*) from sfc where ");
          find_sfc.append("sfc=");
          find_sfc.append(wrap(new_sfc[j]));
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          there_count = (BigDecimal)AreYouThere.get("COUNT(*)");
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          if (test > 0)
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          System.out.println("Current Time : "+fileDate);
     file_path = ("C:\\TEMP\\"+fileDate+".Job");
     out = new File(file_path);
     System.out.println("Output File Name : "+out);
     /* map change Rev 1.3*/
     //map new code...
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     try
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               out.print("LABEL \"");
               out.print(item);
               out.print("_");
               out.print(item_rev);
               out.print("_");
               out.print(label_tmp);
               out.print(".lbl\"");
               out.println();
               // All other stuff...
     finally
          try
               out.close();
          catch(Exception e)
               System.err.println("Unable to close output stream");
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What format's best for burning iDVD project?

I have a two hour documentary I'm hoping to burn in iDVD.
Using Quicktime Pro and/or Mediaclip I created files in these formats: .dv, m4v, mov.
Given the length of the film, what format file should I import into my iDVD project?
Thanks very much.
Bohdan

First recommendation is to not exceed 2 hours of QuickTime playback (120 mins) for SL media (and twice that for DL). It's actually smart to keep it a few mins. shy of the stated duration/s.
Secondly, here are the files which work best:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iDVD/7.0/en/6655.html

Is it possible to import both HDV and SD(shot in 16x9 format) in the same imovie 11 project? If so, how, please.

I am trying to combine both HDV and SD video in the same project and iMovie 11 doesn't want to accept the two different types of files at the import stage. Help please.

You need to import the footage into iMovie Events. Once they are in an event (or multiple events) you can drag these clips into an iMovie Project and mix them together.

What is the format of audio recorded by Microphone project

Following are the code I found :
protected function recBtn_clickHandler(event:MouseEvent):void
                rec=new ByteArray();
                mic = Microphone.getMicrophone();
                mic.rate=44;
                mic.addEventListener(SampleDataEvent.SAMPLE_DATA, getMicAudio);
                ply_Btn.enabled=false;
private function getMicAudio(e:SampleDataEvent): void
                rec.writeBytes(e.data);
                lbl.text = String(rec.length);

Hi,
Following Links can help you.Please have a look.
1) http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/flex/articles/using_mic_api.html
2) http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?t=175091
3) http://www.bytearray.org/?p=1858
4) http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_SimpleAudioRecorder___Microphone_Access_API_AIR_2_-16746.h tml
Thanks and Regards,
Vibhuti Gosavi | [email protected] | www.infocepts.com

Output format has brackets

Hi Folks,
After having looks through the forums for an answer on my query and observing the level of complexity in some of the discussions I'm almost too embarrassed to ask this.
I am writing a script to use as a Detection Method in Config Mgr 2012. It will detect if the Win7 SP1 installation has completed.
$SP1 = "6.1.7601"
$SPInstalled = Get-WmiObject win32_operatingsystem | select version
IF (Compare-Object $SPInstalled $SP1)
Write-Host $SP1 "and" $SPInstalled "are different"
ELSE
Write-Host $SP1 " and " $SPInstalled " are equal"
This will return 6.1.7601 and @{version=6.1.7601} are different
I am a long time vbScripter so I know its possible to manipulate the output of the WMI query with Regular Expressions and remove the unwanted text
@{version= }
However, I have no doubt there is a built in Powershell function that would return just the value of the Version attribute. What's the best way to do this?
Thanks,
Mic

You can use expand property -
$SP1 = "6.1.7601"
$SPInstalled = Get-WmiObject win32_operatingsystem | select -ExpandProperty version
IF (Compare-Object $SPInstalled $SP1)
Write-Host $SP1 "and" $SPInstalled "are different"
ELSE
Write-Host $SP1 " and " $SPInstalled " are equal"
Or just grab the version value
$SP1 = "6.1.7601"
$SPInstalled = Get-WmiObject win32_operatingsystem | select version
IF (Compare-Object $SPInstalled $SP1)
Write-Host $SP1 "and" $SPInstalled.version "are different"
ELSE
Write-Host $SP1 " and " $SPInstalled.version " are equal"

Bug report: text between curly brackets deleted when posting via e-mail

Title says it all.
For example, this happened to me here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2996053

    report message
        CALL METHOD lo_message_manager->report_error_message
          EXPORTING
            message_text = lv_message_string.
        EXIT.
your EXIT statement will get you out of the loop. rest of the records in internal table will nto be read

Best format for new project.

I suspect the information I am seeking exists somehere in these forums, but I can't locate it here or in Apple's Help. Thanks in advance for your advice.
I am finding it hard to figure out which format to use for a new project. My confusion probably stems from the fact that iMovie is designed primary for use with a DV video camera, but that's not where I am starting from.
I have a bunch of mpeg-4 video clips that I imported using EyeTV from old VHS tapes. I can convert them to DV, but it takes a long time and the files are obviously MUCH larger. I notice that I can start an iMovie project in mpeg 4 format. Can I remain in the MPEG-4 format throughout the editing process and then burn with iDVD or Toast 7 with good results? (That it to say, similar in quality to transcoding to DV and working in that format.)
Thanks,
Greg

Can I remain in the MPEG-4 format throughout the editing process and then burn with iDVD or Toast 7 with good results?
I honestly don't know.
Why not do both with the same clip and see for yourself? You need two projects in iMovie, but you can add both to the same iDVD project. It will only cost you a DVD-R disc.

No curly or square brackets in xorg in Swedish keyboard layout

Hi!
I'm using the Swedish keyboard layout in xorg (se), but the curly och square brackets does not seem to be displayed as they should.
When I enter AltGr + 7, I should get a curly bracket ( { ), but now it gives me a û. AltGr + 8 equals a Û (should be [ ), AltGr + 9 equals ý (should be ] ) and AltGr + 0 equals Ý (should be } ).
Here's my xorg.conf for the Keyboard input device:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard0"
Driver "kbd"
Option "XkbModel" "logiultrax"
Option "XkbLayout" "se"
EndSection
Anyone have a clue what's going on?
Last edited by mei (2009-02-03 00:23:18)

mei wrote:
Hi!
I'm using the Swedish keyboard layout in xorg (se), but the curly och square brackets does not seem to be displayed as they should.
When I enter AltGr + 7, I should get a curly bracket ( { ), but now it gives me a û. AltGr + 8 equals a Û (should be [ ), AltGr + 9 equals ý (should be ] ) and AltGr + 0 equals Ý (should be } ).
Here's my xorg.conf for the Keyboard input device:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard0"
Driver "kbd"
Option "XkbModel" "logiultrax"
Option "XkbLayout" "se"
EndSection
Anyone have a clue what's going on?
Check your /etc/rc.conf so that you've set your locale and keymap right, that part of my rc.conf:
LOCALE="sv_SE.UTF-8"
HARDWARECLOCK="UTC"
USEDIRECTISA="no"
TIMEZONE="Europe/Stockholm"
KEYMAP="sv-latin1"
As for xorg.conf, I'm actually running completely without it. Which I could recommend as long as you're not using the proprietary drivers from NVidia or ATI or so.

IDVD PROJECTS - DVD-R - Formatting

1 Is there any way to preserve all of the screen formatting done after you import a project from FCE. Every time i tweak a video in fce and the n export it to a .mov file - I have ot waste a whole bunch of time re-importing it to IDVD redoing all my menus redoing all the chapters etc etc --- IS there any way i can import a new version of a .MOV into IDVD, and maintain he dvd formatting while replacing the content ?
2 WHy is it better to burn using lower speed and on a DVD-R format in a MAC environment.
3 How can i convert a .img file to a format that titanium would eat?

1. There is a known bug in iDVD that precludes you from making any edits to a movie already in your iDVD project, if the project contains chapter markers.
The result is that all chapters default to the same one. There is no 'fix' for this--you must create a new iDVD project. Even if you see the message that iDVD recognizes that you have made changes (assets have been modified) and asks if you want the changes incorporates into the project, it does not do it properly.
If you'd like to have the same settings in your new iDVD project, you can use 'Grab' to take screen shots of your iDVD project menus/submenus and the Inspector settings for each of them.
If you have a movie without chapter markers in an iDVD project, you may be able to edit the movie and have the changes made in iDVD without problems.
2. It is better to use the lower burn speed to reduce burn errors.
3. Mount the .img image. You should see the TS folders, audio and video. Follow these steps:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=12391687&#12391687

Formatting display value in LOV

I have an LOV whose display value is a concatenation of 2 database fields. That works fine. But I want to put a tab in between the
2 fields, otherwise the values are displayed one right after the other, and the columns are out of alignment from one row to the next.
In sqlplus, I can do:
select CHR(9)||to_char(objecttype_id)||CHR(9)||objecttype_name from hdb_objecttype;
And I get:
12 acoustic velocity meter
1 basin
11 canal
2 climate site
3 confluence
4 diversion
10 hydro plant unit
5 hydro power plant
6 reach
7 reservoir
14 riverware dataobject
When I do the same thing in my LOV query, I get
12 acoustic velocity meter
1 basin
11 canal
2 climate site
3 confluence
4 diversion
10 hydro plant unit
5 hydro power plant
6 reach
7 reservoir
14 riverware dataobject
I've tried lpad and rpad, also. With blanks as padding they produce the above results. If I use a character such as '.' they behave
correctly, but I still don't have standard field widths because of the variance in character sizes.
Why won't any of this formatting work, and how can I get it to?
Thanks,
Carol

Hi, Carol,
In addition to what Max said, you may be displaying this in a region where whitespace is compressed; in which case you would need to use non-breaking spaces in place of regular spaces:
SELECT     REPLACE ( RPAD ( TO_CHAR (objecttype_id)
                 , 10
                 ) || objecttype_name
           , CHR (38) || 'nbsp;'      -- CHR (38) is ampersand
...Speaking of compressing whitespace, this site does it.
So when you say
CarolM2 wrote:
In sqlplus, I can do:
select CHR(9)||to_char(objecttype_id)||CHR(9)||objecttype_name from hdb_objecttype;
And I get:
12 acoustic velocity meter
1 basin
11 canal
2 climate site
3 confluence
4 diversion
10 hydro plant unit
5 hydro power plant
6 reach
7 reservoir
14 riverware dataobject
When I do the same thing in my LOV query, I get
12 acoustic velocity meter
1 basin
11 canal
2 climate site
3 confluence
4 diversion
10 hydro plant unit
5 hydro power plant
6 reach
7 reservoir
14 riverware dataobjectThey come out looking identical.
When you post formatted text (such as the results above) on this site, type these 6 characters:
(small letters only, inside curly brackets) before and after sections of formatted text, to preserve spacing.

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