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-/*****************************************************************************
- * The contents of this file are subject to the RECIPROCAL PUBLIC LICENSE
- * Version 1.1 ("License"); You may not use this file except in compliance
- * with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
- * http://opensource.org/licenses/rpl.php. Software distributed under the
- * License is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
- * either express or implied.
- *
- * @product: phpStylist
- * @author:  Mr. Milk (aka Marcelo Leite)
- * @email:   mrmilk@anysoft.com.br
- * @version: 1.0
- * @date:    2007-11-22
- *
- *****************************************************************************/
-
-CONTENTS
---------
-Below you will find instructions on how to use phpStylist:
-
-- Web Server Usage
-- Command Line Mode
-- PSPad Integration
-- Command Line Options
-
-==============================================================================
-
-WEB SERVER USAGE
-----------------
-
-phpStylist runs as a single file on you web server. You don't need any special
-module or library. It has been tested with php from 4.4.2 to 5.2.2.
-
-Save phpStylist.php to your web server folder and start it from the browser.
-For example, http://localhost/phpStylist.php.
-
-On the left menu, you will see more than 30 options that you can use to adjust
-the application to your coding style. All options are sticky based on cookies.
-Select one of your files or click on the button "Use Sample" and try each
-option to see what it is all about.
-
-If you want to type in or paste code directly into the app, first click on the
-option "SHOW EDITABLE TEXT BOX". The right panel will then become editable.
-
-COMMAND LINE MODE
------------------
-
-You can also use phpStylist through the command line to automatically format
-local files. You will still need php installed.
-
-First, find the exact location of you php.exe and the exact location where you
-placed phpStylist. Let's say they are in
-"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" and "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
-
-You then must run php passing phpStylist.php along with the -f argument. At
-this point the command line would be like this:
-"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
-
-But that's not all. You also need to add the full path of the source file you
-want to format and the options you want to be used. For each of those 34 options
-you see on the web server usage, there will be an option on the command line.
-You can use the "--help" option to see a list of options.
-
-Use the --help switch to see all options (full list at the end of this file):
-"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php" --help
-
-The first phpStylist paramenter MUST be the source file name you want to
-format. After the file name, you can add as many options as you want, in any
-order. It can get pretty big, but it works. Another example:
-"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
-"C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\source_file_to_format.php" --space_after_if
---indent_case --indent_size 4 --space_after_comma --line_before_function
-
-Output will be to STDOUT, so if you want to send it to a file, append "> filename"
-at the end of the command line. In our above example:
-"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
-"C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\source_file_to_format.php" --space_after_if
---indent_case --indent_size 4 --line_before_comment_multi --vertical_array
---line_before_function > "C:\Code Library\Formatted Code\destination_file.php"
-
-Don't forget the quotes around long file names.
-
-PSPAD INTEGRATION
------------------
-PSPad is a popular, powerful and free code editor. It can be extended through
-scripting. I have also created a script that will automatically format php code
-from inside the editor. In fact, the script runs phpStylist in command line
-mode, sending the current editor file name. It then get the results and replace
-the code in the editor.
-
-Save the file phpStylist.js to your PSPad javascript folder, usually
-C:\Program Files\PSPad\Script\JScript.
-
-Open the phpStylist.js file and edit the first two variables:
-	php_path     = "C:\\Program Files\\xampp\\php\\php.exe";
-	stylist_path = "C:\\Program Files\\xampp\\htdocs\\phpStylist.php";
-	
-Replace the paths with the appropriate for your system. Don't forget to double
-backslashes.
-
-You will also see all the options, some are commented out, some are active (the
-current setup is the one I use). Simply comment out or uncomment the options
-you want to use and save the file. Restart PSPad or use the the option Scripts,
-Recompile Scripts.
-
-Now, just open a php file on the editor and select phpStylist from the menu.
-That's all. You can also select some block of code before using the option so
-you can reformat only that portion. Of course, try to select a full block such
-as a function.
-
-If you don't use PSPad or don't want the integration you don't need the file
-phpStylist.js.
-
-FULL LIST OF OPTIONS
---------------------
-
-Indentation and General Formatting:
---indent_size n                    n characters per indentation level
---indent_with_tabs                 Indent with tabs instead of spaces
---keep_redundant_lines             Keep redundant lines
---space_inside_parentheses         Space inside parentheses
---space_outside_parentheses        Space outside parentheses
---space_after_comma                Space after comma
-
-Operators:
---space_around_assignment          Space around = .= += -= *= /= <<<
---align_var_assignment             Align block +3 assigned variables
---space_around_comparison          Space around == === != !== > >= < <=
---space_around_arithmetic          Space around - + * / %
---space_around_logical             Space around && || AND OR XOR << >>
---space_around_colon_question      Space around ? :
-
-Functions, Classes and Objects:
---line_before_function             Blank line before keyword
---line_before_curly_function       Opening bracket on next line
---line_after_curly_function        Blank line below opening bracket
---space_around_obj_operator        Space around ->
---space_around_double_colon        Space around ::
-
-Control Structures:
---space_after_if                   Space between keyword and opening parentheses
---else_along_curly                 Keep else/elseif along with bracket
---line_before_curly                Opening bracket on next line
---add_missing_braces               Add missing brackets to single line structs
---line_after_break                 Blank line after case "break"
---space_inside_for                 Space between "for" elements
---indent_case                      Extra indent for "Case" and "Default"
-
-Arrays and Concatenation:
---line_before_array                Opening array parentheses on next line
---vertical_array                   Non-empty arrays as vertical block
---align_array_assignment           Align block +3 assigned array elements
---space_around_double_arrow        Space around double arrow
---vertical_concat                  Concatenation as vertical block
---space_around_concat              Space around concat elements
-
-Comments:
---line_before_comment_multi        Blank line before multi-line comment (/*)
---line_after_comment_multi         Blank line after multi-line comment (/*)
---line_before_comment              Blank line before single line comments (//)
---line_after_comment               Blank line after single line comments (//)
+/*****************************************************************************
+ * The contents of this file are subject to the RECIPROCAL PUBLIC LICENSE
+ * Version 1.1 ("License"); You may not use this file except in compliance
+ * with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
+ * http://opensource.org/licenses/rpl.php. Software distributed under the
+ * License is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
+ * either express or implied.
+ *
+ * @product: phpStylist
+ * @author:  Mr. Milk (aka Marcelo Leite)
+ * @email:   mrmilk@anysoft.com.br
+ * @version: 1.0
+ * @date:    2007-11-22
+ *
+ *****************************************************************************/
+
+CONTENTS
+--------
+Below you will find instructions on how to use phpStylist:
+
+- Web Server Usage
+- Command Line Mode
+- PSPad Integration
+- Command Line Options
+
+==============================================================================
+
+WEB SERVER USAGE
+----------------
+
+phpStylist runs as a single file on you web server. You don't need any special
+module or library. It has been tested with php from 4.4.2 to 5.2.2.
+
+Save phpStylist.php to your web server folder and start it from the browser.
+For example, http://localhost/phpStylist.php.
+
+On the left menu, you will see more than 30 options that you can use to adjust
+the application to your coding style. All options are sticky based on cookies.
+Select one of your files or click on the button "Use Sample" and try each
+option to see what it is all about.
+
+If you want to type in or paste code directly into the app, first click on the
+option "SHOW EDITABLE TEXT BOX". The right panel will then become editable.
+
+COMMAND LINE MODE
+-----------------
+
+You can also use phpStylist through the command line to automatically format
+local files. You will still need php installed.
+
+First, find the exact location of you php.exe and the exact location where you
+placed phpStylist. Let's say they are in
+"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" and "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
+
+You then must run php passing phpStylist.php along with the -f argument. At
+this point the command line would be like this:
+"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
+
+But that's not all. You also need to add the full path of the source file you
+want to format and the options you want to be used. For each of those 34 options
+you see on the web server usage, there will be an option on the command line.
+You can use the "--help" option to see a list of options.
+
+Use the --help switch to see all options (full list at the end of this file):
+"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php" --help
+
+The first phpStylist paramenter MUST be the source file name you want to
+format. After the file name, you can add as many options as you want, in any
+order. It can get pretty big, but it works. Another example:
+"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
+"C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\source_file_to_format.php" --space_after_if
+--indent_case --indent_size 4 --space_after_comma --line_before_function
+
+Output will be to STDOUT, so if you want to send it to a file, append "> filename"
+at the end of the command line. In our above example:
+"C:\Program Files\PHP\php.exe" -f "C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\phpStylist.php"
+"C:\Program Files\Apache\htdocs\source_file_to_format.php" --space_after_if
+--indent_case --indent_size 4 --line_before_comment_multi --vertical_array
+--line_before_function > "C:\Code Library\Formatted Code\destination_file.php"
+
+Don't forget the quotes around long file names.
+
+PSPAD INTEGRATION
+-----------------
+PSPad is a popular, powerful and free code editor. It can be extended through
+scripting. I have also created a script that will automatically format php code
+from inside the editor. In fact, the script runs phpStylist in command line
+mode, sending the current editor file name. It then get the results and replace
+the code in the editor.
+
+Save the file phpStylist.js to your PSPad javascript folder, usually
+C:\Program Files\PSPad\Script\JScript.
+
+Open the phpStylist.js file and edit the first two variables:
+	php_path     = "C:\\Program Files\\xampp\\php\\php.exe";
+	stylist_path = "C:\\Program Files\\xampp\\htdocs\\phpStylist.php";
+	
+Replace the paths with the appropriate for your system. Don't forget to double
+backslashes.
+
+You will also see all the options, some are commented out, some are active (the
+current setup is the one I use). Simply comment out or uncomment the options
+you want to use and save the file. Restart PSPad or use the the option Scripts,
+Recompile Scripts.
+
+Now, just open a php file on the editor and select phpStylist from the menu.
+That's all. You can also select some block of code before using the option so
+you can reformat only that portion. Of course, try to select a full block such
+as a function.
+
+If you don't use PSPad or don't want the integration you don't need the file
+phpStylist.js.
+
+FULL LIST OF OPTIONS
+--------------------
+
+Indentation and General Formatting:
+--indent_size n                    n characters per indentation level
+--indent_with_tabs                 Indent with tabs instead of spaces
+--keep_redundant_lines             Keep redundant lines
+--space_inside_parentheses         Space inside parentheses
+--space_outside_parentheses        Space outside parentheses
+--space_after_comma                Space after comma
+
+Operators:
+--space_around_assignment          Space around = .= += -= *= /= <<<
+--align_var_assignment             Align block +3 assigned variables
+--space_around_comparison          Space around == === != !== > >= < <=
+--space_around_arithmetic          Space around - + * / %
+--space_around_logical             Space around && || AND OR XOR << >>
+--space_around_colon_question      Space around ? :
+
+Functions, Classes and Objects:
+--line_before_function             Blank line before keyword
+--line_before_curly_function       Opening bracket on next line
+--line_after_curly_function        Blank line below opening bracket
+--space_around_obj_operator        Space around ->
+--space_around_double_colon        Space around ::
+
+Control Structures:
+--space_after_if                   Space between keyword and opening parentheses
+--else_along_curly                 Keep else/elseif along with bracket
+--line_before_curly                Opening bracket on next line
+--add_missing_braces               Add missing brackets to single line structs
+--line_after_break                 Blank line after case "break"
+--space_inside_for                 Space between "for" elements
+--indent_case                      Extra indent for "Case" and "Default"
+
+Arrays and Concatenation:
+--line_before_array                Opening array parentheses on next line
+--vertical_array                   Non-empty arrays as vertical block
+--align_array_assignment           Align block +3 assigned array elements
+--space_around_double_arrow        Space around double arrow
+--vertical_concat                  Concatenation as vertical block
+--space_around_concat              Space around concat elements
+
+Comments:
+--line_before_comment_multi        Blank line before multi-line comment (/*)
+--line_after_comment_multi         Blank line after multi-line comment (/*)
+--line_before_comment              Blank line before single line comments (//)
+--line_after_comment               Blank line after single line comments (//)