Dear All, How to automatically reformat our code in µVision2 ? so that the code will have proper tabs to view it nicely. I have µVision2 V2.20a, but I can not find it. I only find "Go to matching brace" which is very useful too of course. I see this reformat feature in a freeware c editor/compiler such this http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/ thanks
uVision doesn't have this facility. "I see this reformat feature in a freeware c editor/compiler such this http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/ " So use that then! Nothing forces you to use uVision or its editor if you prefer something else!
Nothing forces you to use uVision or its editor if you prefer something else! true - to an extent. If you insist on using the IDE (I can not use it for other reasons) you are locked to the Keil attempt at an editor. At a time I used another compiler (product contained a '51 and an XA - did not want to switch compiler back and forth). That compiler allowed inclusion of "your" editor in the IDE. I wonder why Keil never allowed that. (oh well, now it's ARM and who knows what will (not) happen) Erik
"If you insist on using the IDE ... you are locked to the Keil attempt at an editor." No, you're not. You can use an external editor - although it won't be "integrated" in the IDE. I frequently edit files in CodeWright, save the file, then hit the 'Compile' button in uVision. I even have an item set up in my uVision 'Tools' menu to "Open the current file in CodeWright" I do the same with Borland...
"If you insist on using the IDE ... you are locked to the Keil attempt at an editor." No, you're not. You can use an external editor - although it won't be "integrated" in the IDE. Ok Andy, I'll restate If you insist on the editor being part of the IDE ... I know very few (evidently you are one of them) that work both outside and inside the IDE. Erik
"I see this reformat feature in a freeware c editor/compiler such this http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/ " Sorry, was wrong, it isn't freeware. The software is "free for non-commercial use". Nothing forces you to use uVision or its editor if you prefer something else! Of course. Only prefer the Eye of IDE.
"Only prefer the Eye of IDE." That's the problem with any "all-in-one" solution - whether it's a combined TV+DVD+VCR, an "integrated" Hi-Fi system, or a software IDE - you are stuck with the "integrated" components. Maybe the Eclipse project offers some hope - with an Open Development Environment, so you can easily "integrate" your favourite tools... http://eclipse.org/