I'm looking for a tool to arrange methods in Java sources
alphabetically.
I've given away sources to a customer. They've worked with them in
Visual Age and I want to look at their changes. They don't remember
all changes they've made so I have to do a diff. But Visual Age stores
the sources in a database, not in flat files, and if you want normal
Java files from Visual Age you get them terrible formatted and the
methods are arranged alphabetically. A diff with my sources is futile.
I'm looking for a tool to arrange the methods in my sources
alphabetically. Of course I could load my sources in Visual Age and
get them back terrible formatted, too :-) . But I don't have Visual
Age and I don't want to use it if it's possible without it!
Could Emacs do it (with semantic, senator etc.)? Or other tools? Any
ideas or hints?
TIA,
Burkhard
