astyle.options

#  Custom options file for astyle (astyle.sourceforge.net), a source code
#  formatter for C/C++ (and some other languages).
#
#  Since it's clunky to use this program on windows and mac (it's a commandline
#  program, but there's no installer), the real point is just to be able to
#  enforce some general sanity on the codebase every once in a while.  That
#  said, the general prescription below will actually work on all available
#  platforms, with the caveat that on windows and mac you might have to figure
#  in the actual path to the astyle binary.
#
#  usage:
#  cd Source
#  astyle --options="../astyle.options" "./*"
#

#  The above commands will format the entire source tree using a style which
#  mostly conforms to that of the Juce library
#  (www.juce.com/wiki/index.php/Coding_Standards).
#
#  Some documentation of the options is provided here for convenience.  For full
#  options documentation, go to astyle.sourceforge.net/astyle.html.


# No backup file suffix, i.e. don't back up the files, since this would just
# make a mess of the source tree.  If astyle screws up, we'll rely on git.
suffix=none

recursive

# This is the _bracket_ style (not affecting indentation, for example.)
style=allman

# Just to be clear (even though it's the default): indentation uses 4 spaces.
indent=spaces=4

indent-switches
indent-cases

# Indent multiline #defines.
indent-preprocessor

# Comments starting in the first column of text are not special.
indent-col1-comments

# Conditionals inside if, while, for, etc., are not indented if they have to
# break a line.
min-conditional-indent=0

# Don't limit the size of an in-statement indent.
# Example:
# reallyLongFunctionName(foo,
# --don't limit this---->bar);
max-instatement-indent=80

# Insert space padding around the first parenthesis in a series on the outside only.
# Parentheses that are empty will not be padded.
--pad-first-paren-out

# insert a space after if, while, for, etc.
--pad-header

# Insert space padding around operators.
--pad-oper

# Pad empty lines around header blocks (e.g. 'if', 'for', 'while'...).
--break-blocks

# Pointer/reference operators go next to the type (on the left).
align-pointer=type