Apps like AIME and "Java Programs" display java code with proper formatting, indentation, and coloring so the user can see actual java code in the app. How is this done?
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I knew this answer was out there and that I just needed the right search query. Thanks for pointing me to it! Put it as an answer and I'll accept. – Chris Sprague Jul 19 '14 at 23:47
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Actually, the correct process for duplicates is to mark them as duplicates, as I just did here, rather than have duplicate answers floating about. – CommonsWare Jul 19 '14 at 23:48
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thanks...I will certainly mimick in the future – Chris Sprague Jul 19 '14 at 23:53
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Well you a proper Code Text Editor if you are Dos Programmer I use Notepad++ and you can use it to format your Java Code :) Otherwise you can use an IDE Like Netbeans
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While I agree that Notepad++ is a great app for displaying .java files, I want to display them in an app rather than on my computer. – Chris Sprague Jul 19 '14 at 23:44
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Then you can use Formatting depends on Language if You are using HTML then you could use CPPBrush I'd Share the Code if u like ... and for Java I just googled it for you [link](http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/21484/colorviewer-mini-app-for-viewing-colors-in-different-formats) – Umair Sajid Jul 20 '14 at 00:16