On 2010-11-03 17:58, Guillaume Lelarge wrote: > I'm actually quite impressed with it. I worked a bit with it, and > "-pbSs4" seems to do quite good stuff for us. > > Do you use other command line options with this tool?
I use a .astylerc file for my projects, which contains the following: --style=java --indent=tab=8 --indent-col1-comments --indent-preprocessor --indent-labels --indent-switches --align-pointer=type --add-brackets --pad-header --pad-oper --pad-paren --unpad-paren Please note, that these options are just my preferences for my sources. The --style=java sets some predefined formatting options, not the source language. The language is derived from the file extension or may be forced by using a --mode=xxx option. The complete astyle documentation is available here: http://astyle.sourceforge.net/astyle.html When you have a sufficient option set, I advise to add it to the git repository too. If you want to strongly enforce that the committed codes fits a given format, it is possible to write a git hook to reject unfitting commits.
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