Quoting [email protected]:
template <>
+struct
ScalarEnumerationTraits<clang::format::FormatStyle::PointerBindingKind>
{
+ static void enumeration(IO &IO,
+
clang::format::FormatStyle::PointerBindingKind &Value) {
+ IO.enumCase(Value, "Left", clang::format::FormatStyle::PB_Left);
+ IO.enumCase(Value, "Middle", clang::format::FormatStyle::PB_Middle);
+ IO.enumCase(Value, "Right", clang::format::FormatStyle::PB_Right);
While this alignment might seem nice, I don't think it adds a lot of value.
I'd rather keep this file clang-format clean.
At first I thought that this alignment is quite exotic, but entering
"const std::sting & str" into goole I found that there are a few
libraries out there using this alignment.
Poco for example. So I see only 2 choices to support this style:
Either have a config option like in this patch, or removing that
explicit option and have that Middle style only auto detected.
Sorry I did not get your point. I just realized that there are some
spaces too much and you were referring to them.
Best Regards,
Roman Himmes
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