I'm using the following version of UltraEdit:
The formatting settings that I'm trying to apply, are as follows:
The command line options which are the result of the above setup are as follows (copied from the above screenshot):The way I am trying to apply this formatting in bulk, is with a following batch file:I'm changing the current directory to the folder with all the subfolder that contain the Java scripts.
Then I'm generating the list of files (FileList.txt) with the ".java" extension in the current directory with:I use the timeout command to make sure that the file list is generated.
Then, using the information I found on UltraEdit online help I run the final command, which should open the new instance of UltraEdit (/fni) and apply to the files specified in a separate TXT file (/f FileList.txt) the prescribed formatting.
What happens is the instance of UltraEdit is opened, along with all the files specified in the FileList.txt file, however they are not being reformatted.
The formatting settings that I'm trying to apply, are as follows:
The command line options which are the result of the above setup are as follows (copied from the above screenshot):
Code:
--style=java --mode=java -Y --convert-tabs --break-blocks --break-elseifs -j --break-after-logical --pad-oper --pad-headerCode:
cd "C:\PathToFolderStructureWithJavaFiles"dir/s/b *.java > FileList.txttimeout 3"C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit\uedit64.exe" /fni /f FileList.txt --style=java --mode=java -Y --convert-tabs --break-blocks --break-elseifs -j --break-after-logical --pad-oper --pad-headerThen I'm generating the list of files (FileList.txt) with the ".java" extension in the current directory with:
Code:
dir/s/b *.java > FileList.txtThen, using the information I found on UltraEdit online help I run the final command, which should open the new instance of UltraEdit (/fni) and apply to the files specified in a separate TXT file (/f FileList.txt) the prescribed formatting.
What happens is the instance of UltraEdit is opened, along with all the files specified in the FileList.txt file, however they are not being reformatted.
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