I'm viewing the code from my phone, so I have not looked through the entire repository to understand the styles that you can define and apply (if that's possibl

I'm viewing the code from my phone, so I have not looked through the entire repository to understand the styles that you can define and apply (if that's possible) but the sample ins and outs are definitely the type of things we document in our team best practices. I've generally fallen into the IntelliJ IDEA crowd the last view years and have found it to be VERY customizable and able to do a lot of the refactoring I see in the examples. As well as new line cleanup, max width, spaces/new lines for brackets, parens, and braces, etc. etc. The question I have (and the reason for me explaining that I haven't had a chance to properly review the posted repo) does the library go beyond that or simply add this missing functionality to Eclipse? Kudos though for his development though, I found the ability to define language style guides via configuration and pass them out to my team and set the formatters to run on save has cleaned up our code bases mightily. This is absolutely useful work. Off topic: I love what Eclipse (and the many great people behind it) has given to me over the years and I still use Eclipse based derivatives (Android development) but a couple years with IDEA and I can't imagine going back. UPDATE: I just saw a link to the samples HTML and this appears to go beyond what IntelliJ offers in some cases (as far as I can tell).