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- Apr 25 2017, 12:43 AM (196 w, 2 d)
Aug 11 2020
Could this also be causing https://bugs.llvm.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33896 ?
Jun 24 2020
May 28 2020
Regarding ?:, this is definitely not considered, and should be relatively easy to handle.
Indeed, I saw the emails, but I didn't have time to check or investigate the issues.
May 26 2020
May 22 2020
May 15 2020
Fix random crash on windows
May 6 2020
Still no chance getting a windows or s390x machine, but i could reproduce the/a problem systematically on linux by enabling sanitizer.
In this case, initializing ConditionalsLevel to 0 in constructor does index fix this issue (and initializing to 1 ensures the issue happens, though not in "regular" linux build).
Apr 24 2020
Thanks for trying the patch, too bad it does not work...
I will see how to get the required setup/env, but it will probably take some time (esp. in the current situation).
Thanks again
Apr 23 2020
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Oct 25 2019
Rebase on top of D50078
Implement a fallback to regularly indented alignment when the question mark is wrapped.
Oct 24 2019
Sorry, I struggled a bit with git & phabricator, and ended up uploading non-working code :-/
Fix earlier error in patch upload.
Fix corner in previous rebase
Oct 23 2019
Rebased on master, integrating required code from https://reviews.llvm.org/D32478
Oct 17 2019
This actually depends on another Diff : https://reviews.llvm.org/D32478
That other change introduces the ability to "unindent operator", which is required here; however, it also changes AlignOperands to have more than 2 modes, which does not seem to be acceptable.
Aug 28 2019
ping?
Jun 11 2019
Rebase
Rebase
Jun 7 2019
Jun 6 2019
Rebase
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ping ?
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May 29 2019
- Rebase
- Fix NamespaceEndCommentsFixerTest to match LLVM indent style
May 28 2019
- Rebased
- Adapt styles search path to platform conventions
- Allow customizing search path at compile time
- Allow overriding search path at runtime through CLANG_FORMAT_STYLES_PATH env variable
May 24 2019
May 23 2019
Ah, wow, I see what confused me now:
In the fixNamespaceEndComment tests you use an indent that clang-format would not produce. Can you please fix that, otherwise I find this super confusing :)
May 22 2019
Actually, looking at all the other options, the same is true for all other macro kind of macros (NamespaceMacros...).
Regarding variable/setting names, one issue I see is that these macros are not really type names IMO : the macro name is just part of the type (like a template), and its invocation is a type declaration. So maybe renaming to Typedecl or something like this would be slightly more representative.
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The patch goal is indeed to indent the content of namespace-macro blocks like the content of any 'regular' namespace. So it should look like the content of a namespace, possibly depending on the choose style options. To sumarize, here is a detailed summary of the observable differences between macros vs normal namespace.
May 17 2019
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Nov 27 2018
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Oct 29 2018
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Sep 4 2018
clang-format does indeed support .clang-format, which is great for *isolated* projects, and which is not affected by this patch.
Aug 1 2018
This has been stale for a while now. Last comment indicate this is not the right approach, but some prototyping has been done a more generic approach, with no timeline.
I understand this, but in the meantime the problem is still there, with no solution at the moment...
Jul 31 2018
Regenerate documentation
Regeneration documentation
Regenerate documentation
Notes:
- I choose not to add an option to enable this behavior, as I think of it as just another way clang-format can (better) format the code; but I can one if needed
- Currently, it relies on another patch (D32478), which supports aligning the wrapped operator slightly differently. If/since that other patch does not seem to make it, I can change this patch to either do the alignment in this specific case (e.g. for wrapped ternary operator only) or to keep the 'default' behavior of clang-format (e.g. the wrapped colon would be aligned with the first condition):
rebase
Jun 14 2018
rebase
Add missing block, for consistency
Jun 12 2018
Jun 11 2018
rebase
Jun 8 2018
Would it be acceptable to introduce an option to allow enabling this behavior?
I mean would it have a chance of being integrated, or must I keep maintaining a fork of clang-format...
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