I just uploaded it and updated the post with the info.

mike chambers

mesh@adobe.com

tried the code formatting service with some AS3 that had a bunch of tabs, some missing, some not, generally messy code.

Post run through, its still messy, just not so much.

Any update on open sourcing the codeso I could maybe take a stab at fixing this?

thanks!
Adrian

this is a little bit offtopic. I don’t really know how to contact Adobe in this matter, so I want to give it a try here.

I have found out that Scientology is heavily using Adobe Flash to advertise their cult. One example is http://www.scientology.org Scientology is not a religion, but a big money-machine that manipulates people. Please investigate current protests against Scientology around the world. A good start is searching YouTube for the term “anonymous”.

I want to ask Adobe to break all business relations to Scientology. It does not go along with Adobe’s ethics and values, which I highly respect. PLEASE pass on. Thanks.

Anonymous.

I had focused on the zero-cost basic service as being a nice way to gracefully bootstrap some business idea.

But what you’ve pointed out here is that now it’s easier to make “freeware” Web services the same way one can freely distribute open source software. You don’t have to worry much about availability, getting Slashdotted, or any of the other headaches that might cause you to skip hosting some service you might otherwise put up that you don’t really expect to make money on.

Unless you were planning on starting to charge for your source code formatting service… ;-)

Yes, but someone will have to write the parsers.

http://pygments.org/docs/lexerdevelopment/
http://pygments.org/docs/formatterdevelopment/

Right now, you could probably use the XML formatter for MXML.

mike chambers

mesh@adobe.com

http://pygments.org/docs/lexerdevelopment/
http://pygments.org/docs/formatterdevelopment/

mike chambers

mesh@adobe.com