Note: You can also configure JustCode to share the Code Style options per solution. You can find its options in the Code Style section of the JustCode options dialog: The JustCode formatter has rich set of configuration options. For example, the Basic settings in Visual Studio has only one check-box for formatting named “Pretty listing (reformatting) of code”. The Visual Studio formatter supports C#, C++, CSS, Basic (VB.NET), HTML, JavaScript, XML and XAML, but it is less configurable and lacks many features. The JustCode formatter can format documents written in C#, CSS, JavaScript, VB.NET, Razor, XML, XAML, HTML. The VS formatter can only be executed for the current document, user selection, and when pasting code into the editor. Typing Assistance, when enabled, can also be configured to format the user code. Code Cleaner, another great feature of JustCode, has a cleaning step to execute the formatter. It is also used internally when JustCode generates code for you. The JustCode formatter can be executed for the whole solution, a project, all files in a given directory, a single file, and user selection. JustCode formatter compared to VS formatter
In this post we will make a comparison to the Visual Studio formatter and give a more detailed explanation of JustCode Code Style settings. In one of our previous blog posts, covering JustCode formatter and code style options, we began looking at one of JustCode's great code formatting features.
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