JavaFX source code formatting (pretty print)

I'm just starting to use JavaFX with Eclipse and I was wondering if there was something, either internal or external to eclipse that would format the JavaFX script 'code'. It gets tiresome hand indenting every line.

AFAIK the eclipse plugin is about 3 weeks old. Code formatting was probably not #1 on their list of features. Netbeans aint 1/2 bad... I'm traditionally an Eclipse user too but I think you are gonna have to either contribute or wait patiently.

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Xml formatting (pretty print, etc)

Our MXML is getting a bit messy. (we also need a pretty
printer and simple
xml exploration and editing) for soap feeds.
1. Is there something in Eclipse now that does this?
2. Is there a publicly available plug-in
3. Is there some simple (i.e. cheap or free tool) for doing
this. XMLSpy
would be overkill.

Excellent directions, Yes, this is exactly what I needed to
know. It now
works fine.
Only one item to note. Even though I did not set XMLBuddy as
the default for
*.mxml
-- If I do the context menu (right click) and choose xml
buddy, then it will
stay sticky for that file the next time. The same as with
using the
FlexBuilder mxml editor. Not a real problem but what does
"default" mean any
more if the IDE is trying to be so smart as to decide for me
what my default
should be :-)
"Mark Shepherd" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> There is no XML or MXML formatting built-in to
FlexBuilder or Eclipse.
>
> But don't despair, there are 100's of plugins available
for eclipse, here
> is one way that works...
>
> 1. install the XMLBuddy eclipse plug-in from
xmlbuddy.com
> 2. in flexbuilder, go to Window > Preferences >
General > Editors > File
> Associations
> 3. select *.mxml in the top panel, then click "Add" in
the bottom panel
> 4. choose XMLBuddy, then OK, then OK
>
> You can now open any MXML file using the XML editor
(xmlbuddy) rather than
> FlexBuilder's normal MXML editor. To do this, select the
file in the
> Navigator panel, then right-click and choose Open With
> XMLBuddy. Once
> you are in the XML editor, you can select a range of
text (or the entire
> file, if you like) and choose Format from the XML menu.
>
> This technique will work for any XML-based file format,
including MXML,
> soap documents, RSS feeds, etc.
>
> There are probably other way to do this. Does anybody
have other
> suggestions?
>
> Mark Shepherd
> FlexBuilder Engineering
>
>
> Yechezkal Gutfreund wrote:
>> Our MXML is getting a bit messy. (we also need a
pretty printer and
>> simple xml exploration and editing) for soap feeds.
>>
>> 1. Is there something in Eclipse now that does this?
>>
>> 2. Is there a publicly available plug-in
>>
>> 3. Is there some simple (i.e. cheap or free tool)
for doing this. XMLSpy
>> would be overkill.
>>
>>

Unable to compile JAVAFX source code.

Hi there,
I am beginner of JAVFX Tech. i uses eclipse (Version: 3.4.0) as a IDE, and javafx sdk 1.2. i compiling following basic code,
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
Stage {
title : "MyApp"
scene: Scene {
width: 200
height: 200
content: [
and Following errors occurs:
1) cannot access javafx.lang.Builtins class file for javafx.lang.Builtins not found
2) cannot find symbol symbol : class Stage location: class secondjfx
3) Multiple markers at this line
- Invalid assignment
- cannot find symbol symbol : class Scene location: class secondjfx.Scene$anon1
etc. I install plug-ins successfully and path is also correctly set, still errors occurs,
if any one knows the cause of error please inform me.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,

Yes, I am able to open the JSP file in the NitroX editor. All of the tabs you reference above are present and functional. I don t know if this is meaningful or not, but I ve tried deploying the application as both an ear file and using WebLogic s Split Directory deployment technique. The results were the same in both cases (as described above).
The ear file deployment has three components: A war file, an ejb jar file and an exploded APP-INF directory structure. The ejb jar file is pretty standard and the APP-INF directory structure contains mostly class files and jar files, not JSP files or anything weird. Architecturally, the application makes heavy use of struts.
The deployed war file has the following directory structure:
Meta-inf
Resources
     --Common
     --Css
     --Customers
          ----Images
          ----Scripts
          ----Style
     --Images
     --Jsp
          ----Common
          ----Online
     --Scripts
     --Templates
     --XML
     --Web-inf
          ----Classes
               ------Customers
                    --------Properties
          ----Lib
          ----Tlds
The breakpointed JSP file resides in the resources/jsp/online directory. It contains relative references to components elsewhere in the structure. As described above, it all works fine in both a straight BEA deployment and in the NitroX run time environment. Set breakpoints are caught. It s the IDE functionality that I m struggling with once the breakpoint is caught.
Are there any other diagnostics that I could capture and send your way? Just ask and I ll do what I can to accommodate. Much thanks.

SQL Developer 3 EA2 - Problem with formating plsql source code

I'm using sql developer 3 ea2. I have played with source code formating.
I have 2 issues with formating in source code editor.
I have a plsql string like the following extending over several lines.
s VARCHAR2(2000) := 'SELECT
col1, col2, col3
FROM table
WHERE col4 = :var';The result after apply "format" to my sourcecode ist:
s VARCHAR2(2000) := 'SELECT
col1, col2, col3
FROM table
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The last issue is realy annoying!
Christian

I am having exactly the same problem. Every time you use Format Ctrl/F7 it adds new line feeds. Code starts off as:
command := '
select account_status, default_tablespace, temporary_tablespace,
to_char(created,"YYYY-MON-DD HH24:MI:SS"), profile
from Dba_Users@@
where username=:1' ;
First Format Ctrl/F7 get an extra blank line:
command := '
select account_status, default_tablespace, temporary_tablespace,
to_char(created,"YYYY-MON-DD HH24:MI:SS"), profile
from Dba_Users@@
where username=:1' ;
Then second Format Ctrl/F7, get THREE extra lines!!! It goes exponential!!
command := '
select account_status, default_tablespace, temporary_tablespace,
to_char(created,"YYYY-MON-DD HH24:MI:SS"), profile
from Dba_Users@@
where username=:1' ;
So far I've only really encountered the problem with dynamic SQL, which ignores the extra line feeds.
i am pretty sure this is a long standing SqlDeveloper Format problem, going back to V2.

How can I print source code with connecting lines on control structures?

Anyone know of any programs that will format source code printouts and print connecting lines from the start to the end of control structures (such as: if--"end if", while-"end while" etc.)?

Indentations and comments do help read source code. However, when you have a large program with many levels of nesting of control structures the readability of the code (even with indentations) becomes very difficult.

How to print source code

Hi
I know will sound a stupid question but i do not know how to do it
i need to add to a Word document the source code of a university project
i want to maintain the different colors of the code as in a IDE
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If you have NetBeans, there's a menu selection File --> Print to HTML... which allows you to save your code, with formatting, as an HTML file.
The HTML file can be opened in MS Word and saved as .doc.
db

Format java source code

Could anyone tell me where can I find tools that could format the java and jsp source code, just like the indent program under unix(but it is for c/c++).
Thanks in advance.

I use jEdit, an open source editor written in Java, and there are at least two plugins for formatting code written for it... and they both are pretty good.

How to pretty printer of a code in enhance framework of a standard FM

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I have written a code in a <b>enhancement point of a standard Function Module</b>. But i am unable to pretty printer that portion of code. Doed any one have any idea how to do that??
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Abhishek Sarkar

Hi,
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If I Use JavaFX to Create a Game Do I Have to Release the Source Code?

Hello,
I've asked this question before, but I just thought I would try it again now
that version 1.0 is out.
If I Use JavaFX to Create a Game Do I Have to Release the Source Code?
Thanx in advance.

Could you please point me to a resource describing "the JavaFX Runtime license"? I'm trying to find answers to the following questions:
1. I'd like to use Scenario.jar from the JavaFX project in a desktop app that is not using Webstart and is not an applet. Will I be able to ship the jar with my software?
2. Can JavaFX applications be distributed as commercial software in the absence of a Web connection?
What's not clear to me is which is the real license for Scenario.jar (as shipped with JavaFX). Is it the one in openjfx-compiler's trunk, or the one that comes with the JavaFX SDK (which is very vague about redistribution)?

How to view the source code of JavaFx component ?

Hi everybody,
I just want to know if it's possible to view the source code of the component Button (from JavaFx) and how to do it ?
In fact, I don't really understand if JavaFx is entirely open source ?
Thanks.

I lack time right now to experiment, but I think you can get your goal just with CSS.
Here are the variables I found for Button:
Button
borderFill: class javafx.scene.paint.Paint = (null)
button: class javafx.scene.control.Button = Button
colorBrightness: Float = 0.8156863
cornerRadius: Float = 7.0
fill: class javafx.scene.paint.Paint = (null)
focusFill: class javafx.scene.paint.Paint = javafx.scene.paint.Color[red=0,green=147,blue=255,opacity=1.0]
focusSize: Float = 1.4
highlightFill: class javafx.scene.paint.Paint = (null)
label: class javafx.scene.control.Label = LabeledImpl [id=-Label]
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paddingLeft: Float = 10.0
paddingRight: Float = 10.0
paddingTop: Float = 4.0
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textFill: class javafx.scene.paint.Paint = (null)
textFont: class javafx.scene.text.Font = Font[name=Verdana, family=Verdana, style=, size=11.0]Try changing cornerRadius and focusFill/highlightFill, etc. Note that some discovered properties are not affected by CSS... Perhaps that's why there isn't an official doc about CSS styling currently.

Sapscript - print a list with all source code of the windows in layout

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i need a way to print all source code of the layout (include the source of all windows in the layout).
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dany

Hi Dany
From SE71, you can go to FORM INFO: Utilities->Form Info
Max

Formatting source codes

I don't if i post it in the correct forum.
I am trying to find a way to break up a sources code so that it can be interpreted in the form of methods,fields,constructors so that i can exact out the information, like how Netbeans extract the information.
Any one can help ?

This could mean one of two things:
1) Format source so that it is easy to parse as you described.
That is easy. Just prepend comments like /*CONSTRUCTOR*/ and have your parser look for those.
2) Parse ANY source file.
Well.. obviously the compiler knows the difference, which should make it obvious that you can devise a set of rules that does so (like, if the method name is the same as the class name, it is counted as a constructor... if it is prepended with a primitive type or class name it is obviously a variable and not a method, etc.). But that is going to be a world class pain in the neck.
This is assuming that you want to break up the actual source using a parser. If you are happy just getting the method signatures and so forth you can use reflection.
Why in the world would you need to do this?
Drake

Can Labview output source code in text format?

I am trying to file a patent that includes some Labview code. The patent office recommends attaching code (either source code or machine code) to show reduction to practice.
However, it appears that the USPTO only accepts CD-Rs that have ASCII text on them. Is there a way to export Labview source code or machine code (from application builder?) to text?
Does anyone have any advice for dealing with the PTO when Labview code is involved?
Thanks,
Casey

> I am trying to file a patent that includes some Labview code. The
> patent office recommends attaching code (either source code or machine
> code) to show reduction to practice.
>
> However, it appears that the USPTO only accepts CD-Rs that have ASCII
> text on them. Is there a way to export Labview source code or machine
> code (from application builder?) to text?
>
> Does anyone have any advice for dealing with the PTO when Labview code
> is involved?
>
I believe this has been done before. I did a quick search on
www.uspto.gov, and found lots of them referencing LabVIEW -- meaning
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the mentioned embodiment of the patent. I didn't browse all of them to
see if or how they i
ncluded source, but surely you can find a precedent
for including a pdf or rtf with your diagrams.
If you can't find anything else, print your VIs to RTF and see about
submitting that.
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Best way to print source code and relationships

I am the IT director for a medical technology company - we use Labview for our proprietary software.
We have need to print all of our VIs, source code/block diagrams and the relationships between the modules. I know how to do this and the options which are available (for complete documentation, using as a sub vi, etc).
I have found that printing to PDF is great for an electronic copy as everything can be zoomed in on and read; but I need paper printouts as well. When printing from windows onto paper many of the diagrams are printed so small it is hard to read notations, etc.but my question is as follows:
I am wondering how other people/companies have tackled this when there is a need to document everything within labview on paper? Ideally we could end up with a book which has enlarged sections and could relate one page to another with metadata (sort of like those guide book maps - EG on the edges of the pages other pages are referenced for a continuation of the view).
I am open to other suggestions though. I guess I am wondering if there is a better way because the way I am considering doing this will be quite time consuming.

When I was in the Air Force tech orders (manuals) typically had drawings that were too large to fit on a single page. The way they handled it was to have pages that folded out. Obviously you couldn't print these pages on a standard printer, but you could show diagrams without a lot of rescaling.
Of course no printing scheme will work if the code is written badly (i.e. in adequate modularization, using sequence structures, wires running every which way, bad layout, etc.).
Mike...
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If you make a game with JavaFX 1.0, do you need to release the source code?

Hello All,
I am trying to get a good understanding of the GPL since
that is the license that JavaFX 1.0 will be released under.
Is it true that if we create a game using JavaFX 1.0,
we will need to make our source code for the game
available alongside it?
Does anyone know?

The answer is NO.
The GPL only applies in this case to external modification of JavaFX, and not application developed with the technology. This clue is taken from OpenJDK which is GPL. In the same way, applications developed with Java technology and run under GPLed OpenJDK need not expose their source code. Morever JavaFX development and runtime are likely to be part of Java7.
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