There is a ZF formatter in Zend Studio; not sure if you can use that with PDT 2.0. CC'ing our Studio team lead in case he's got a solution for you.
,Wil From: Thomas Fritz [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 2:00 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [fw-general] Eclipse PDT 2.0 a little bit offtopic, but i want to ask some devs about that. I tried the new PDT 2.0. There is a source formatter. But it only intends and replaces tabs with spaces or vice versa - There are no advanced settings possible like brace policy, indentation, array syntax, etc. like in Zend Studio (of course). My question now to those who use PDT Eclipse: How do you format your PHP Source Code more detailed - According to a coding style like the Zend Framework Style? We use PHP_CodeSniffer to detect Coding Style Violations. But is there a tool - perhaps an eclipse plugin, which formats the source code according to a coding style definition? Is PHP_Beautifer the right tool for me? - I can't see any advanced settings possibilities either in its documentation. I found one tool which comes very close to my needs. http://www.waterproof.fr/products/phpCodeBeautifier/ But it is also only a compromise, because many things still missing. The best solution would be a Pear_CodeFormatter (does not exist) which reads the style definition in a xml format and PHP_CodeSniffer would also be able to understand this xml style definition file. I appreciate any tipps or suggestions. Best regards Tom
