Introduction

Dewhiten is a small utility for formatting white space in code source files. It removes extraneous white space at the ends of lines, extraneous blank lines at the end of files, and formats indentation for blank lines elsewhere in a file.

Dewhiten was written in Haskell around June and July of 2011. Its author is Elliot Cameron. You can access the git repository at http://github.com:CovenantEyes/Dewhiten.

This software is provided WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE OF ANY KIND. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Dependencies

Dewhiten has been tested with Glasgow Haskell Compiler versions 6.12.1, 7.0.3, 7.0.4, and 7.4.1.

It requires the following cabal packages:

1. System.FilePath.Glob

   Install this package like this:

   $ sudo cabal update
   $ sudo cabal install Glob
   

Building and Installing

To build dewhiten, you'll need GNU Make or some other make utility. Build dewhiten like this:

$ make

Then run it like this:

$ ./dewhiten

To install:

$ sudo make install

If you have runhaskell or runghc installed, you can also run dewhiten without compiling it like this:

$ runhaskell Dewhiten

or

$ runghc Dewhiten

Usage

For help on using Dewhiten, run this after building it:

$ ./dewhiten --help

License

This package is released under the MIT License. (See LICENSE.txt.)