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Subject: Re: [9fans] Why does Acme only show text?
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> I find the best thing to do with languages with delimeters is to run code through a code formatter often. I'm using Gnu indent for C code (especially valuable when dealing with Gnu C :) ), is there a similar tool for Plan 9?

i find that formatting code well to begin with works best.
but when faced with ugly code, cb(1) is helpful.  steve has
something a bit more aggressive in his contrib area.

- erik