The story

Those of you who are using the 'PHP development tools' (PDT ) plugin for Eclipse should know this is the most wanted ever feature from the PDT development team (Zend company). I think I know the reason why it's still not implemented - it's available for the commercial PDT analogue - Zend Studio for Eclipse.

I did a wide research half year ago and didn't find anything even close to useful. The breakthrough came a month ago. I call it pure luck - I don't know how I ended up to a site (free hosted) in totally illegible for me language (Chinese?) except it's title I was able to (almost) understand the rest thanks to Google Translate project.

However I wasn't able to find any reference to the person/team behind this page. If someone can give me information in this matter, please do it. I really wanna say "Thank you" to this guy.

To understand better how lucky I was, I'll tell you that some days later I was trying to open this page with no success - it was restricted to US IP's only (and I'm far from US located).

Requirements

JRE 6.+
Aptana 2.+ (tested on 2.0.2) OR Eclipse 3.4+
Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) 3.+ - tested on v3.1.1
Eclipse Dynamic Languages Toolkit (DLTK) 1.+ - tested on v1.0.1
PHP Development Tools (PDT) 2.+ - tested on v2.1.2

Download

Project URL: http://atlanto.web.fc2.com/pdt/workshop/formatter_plugin.html
Direct download (free-source.net mirror) PDT 1.3: va000137.pdt.tools.formatter_0.92.4.jar
Direct download (free-source.net mirror) PDT 2.x: va000137.pdt.tools.formatter_0.92.4.v20081027.jar

Installation

Copy the downloaded .jar file to your Aptana/Eclipse 'dropin' folder (INSTALL_PATH/dropins), restart Aptana/Eclipse, done. Yep, so easy it is.
Now go to Preferences / PHP / Code Style / Formatter and set your preferred code styling options.

EDIT: Thanks to tgtje who pointed me to PDT Tools project on SourceForge Japan. You can download the most recent version of Code Formatter dropin from there and I can say: "Thank you so much atlanto from sourceforge.jp" :)