| Issue |
79132
|
| Summary |
[feature request] [clang-format] Put brace on new line in constructor after multi-line member initializer list
|
| Labels |
clang-format
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| Assignees |
|
| Reporter |
flyx
|
To separate a constructor's member initializer list from its body, I'd like to use this style:
```c++
// short, all in one line, currently possible.
MyClass::MyClass(int val): val{val} {
// body
}
// member initializers don't fit on one line.
// separate initializers from body by putting
// brace on new line, currently not possible.
MyClass::MyClass(int someValue, int anotherValue):
some_value{some_value}, another_value{another_value}
{
// body
}
// multi-line arguments, but inline initializers.
// currently possible.
MyClass::MyClass(
int argumentWithVeryDetailedName
): val{argumentWithVeryDetailedName} {
// body
}
// both multi-line arguments and multi-line initializers.
// as before, the brace on a new line is not possible.
MyClass::MyCLass(
int argumentWithVeryDetailedName
):
fieldWithVeryDetailedName{argumentWithVeryDetailedName}
{
// body
}
```
So, the `{` should be on a new line if and only the member initializers are not inline. Currently, clang-format always puts it at the end of the line of the last initializer.
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