Are there any programs to bring the code to a normal form?

Question

Java

Need a program to format the code, from Krivorukov to the standard. Are there such programs? It is desirable that you can shovel the entire directory at once. I would like support for C, C ++ and Java languages.

Answer 1

As for the directory, I don't know, but a separate source in Eclipse can be easily remade by clicking "Ctrl+Alt+F" in any source code editing window.
And in the settings you can change the style under which you format.
For example, I am "pissed off" by "standard" Java formatting in the part in which it describes "parentheses".
It looks like this initially:

for (int i = 0, size = params.length; i < size; i++) {
    p += getType(params[i]) + " param" + i;
  }

I prefer the style when the brackets are one above the other (this is not correct, but it’s much faster for me to read the code if it is)

for (int i = 0, size = params.length; i < size; i++) 
        {
            p += getType(params[i]) + " param" + i;
        }

So: the eclipsin can be tuned to one or the other style of forced reformatting. And on the heels of pre-installed, or their own.

Answer 2

Option for IDEA.
CTRL+ALT+L (Win)
OPTION+CMD+L (Mac)