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I have a somewhat messily-formatted Objective-C code base. Is there a way to have Xcode reformat an entire project to conform to a coding standard (i.e., properly indent, spaces v. tabs, etc.)? Are there other tools that might accomplish this?
Uncrustify: http://uncrustify.sourceforge.net/
If you want something simpler, you could probably get some way by simply stripping out all the white-space/line-breaks, and adding a new line-break on
;{}, and manually re-indenting the code. It won’t be anywhere near perfectly laid out code, and reindenting could be a pain on large code, but it will be consistent.