Short: Adds C braces based on indentation. Author: rkr@olib.org Uploader: Aminet Uploader olib org Type: dev/c Architecture: m68k-amigaos The basic idea: Read in a text file, and use indentation cues to know when to insert open/close braces. The intention is to let you write C-like source code in a more readable, less error-prone fashion (no braces to distract/balance). The output is kept reasonably readable, with optional #line directives to get compiler-warnings/errors to correspond correctly. (Have the #line directives generated if you are using auto-braces as a transparent step during compilation; have the #line directives disabled if you plan to _read_ the output of auto-braces.) It is, more or less, a HACK. That is, it does not really grok C syntax, and could behave more intelligently than it does, in several ways. To its credit, though, it does recognize existing braces already in the file. (Note: "Aminet.Uploader@olib.org" is in one sense exactly the same as "rkr@olib.org", but the Aminet.Uploader "user" mailbox exists so that I can have my mail automatically seperated somewhat as it arrives. olib.org is my Amiga, running AmiTCP/IP.)