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Maybe it's the wrong place to ask this kind of question, but I am giving it a shot cause stack's probably the best place to have an answer for other programmers. So, it there any third party or netbeans plugin that can be substitute of jindent, a tool to structure our code?

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    What are you trying to do, what needs do you have, where even the format option isn't enough, in Netbeans? – James Black Aug 21 '10 at 17:55
  • @james black : thank you, i use it for months but never use it even once by one. thanks. now i have to set up it. where is the option i wonder..hmm maybe in options. – justjoe Aug 21 '10 at 18:09
  • @jame black : it's great but not enoght. how do we use it to inspect a projects with tons of files and code lines ? – justjoe Aug 21 '10 at 18:11
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    Do you mean that you are looking to batch process a bunch of files without having to load each one into the IDE and format it? – Arnold Spence Aug 21 '10 at 18:57
  • @arnold spence : yes, that's what i need. – justjoe Aug 22 '10 at 04:03

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If you need to do "batch" processing of a lot of files, you may not need a solution that is specific to Netbeans. There are alot of options linked in this SO question: Stand-alone Java code formatter/beautifier/pretty printer?.

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http://www.triemax.com/products/jalopy/manual/plugin-netbeans.html

Jalopy does the job very well and is even able to format files with guarded sections

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