I’ve just uploaded my new ruby project Pretty. It’s simple tool to check
your code. In release 0.1 it checks:
- 1st line for shebang
- how long are lines, how many tabulations you use, do you use ;
In next release i’ll add check for global variables and maybe more
Mateusz T. wrote:
I’ve just uploaded my new ruby project Pretty. It’s simple tool to check
your code. In release 0.1 it checks:
- 1st line for shebang
- how long are lines, how many tabulations you use, do you use ;
In next release i’ll add check for global variables and maybe more
FYI, this project is available on RubyForge:
http://rubyforge.org/projects/pretty/
Mateusz T. [email protected] wrote:
I’ve just uploaded my new ruby project Pretty. It’s simple tool to check
your code. In release 0.1 it checks:
- 1st line for shebang
Hm, what if I don’t want a shebang line for example in a library file
which should not run as an independant script?
By the way the actual version on rubyforge has a bug in line 22 if there
is no shebang line in a file. Do you know the difference between = and
<<?
- how long are lines, how many tabulations you use
The most Ruby programmers use two spaces for indentination, so there
will
be no tabs everywhere.
The idea of checking some coding rules can be helpful but be aware about
the assumtions you take.
Regards
Jan
Bug in line 22 is now fixed. Error of no shebang is changed. Added error
for using global variables.
All this features in release 0.2 on
http://rubyforge.org/projects/pretty/
Avaible as zip and gem file