Re: reformat c code

2007-10-26 Fir de Conversatie Shafik 

Thanks Ben,
That is what I needed

On Oct 26, 8:42 am, Ben Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi,
  a beginner question, can I reformat entire file code from:
  if (...)
  {
  // some action
  }

  to:
  if (...) {
  // some action
  }

  Thanx.

 The '=' command will reformat code.

 gg=G

 will do from top to bottom (whole file).

 But you have to set the indent options to what you want using the :set 
 command,
 and make sure C indenting is turned on.

 See

 :help cindent
 :help cinoptions
 :help cinoptions-values

 For even more info, see

 :help C-indenting

 However...for this particular problem, I would do it differently so as to 
 preserve
 any other formatting. I would just join lines which begin with '{' to the 
 line above:

 :g/^\s*{/.-1join

 Ben.

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Re: reformat c code

2007-10-26 Fir de Conversatie Ben Schmidt 

 Hi,
 a beginner question, can I reformat entire file code from:
 if (...)
 {
 // some action
 }
 
 to:
 if (...) {
 // some action
 }
 
 Thanx.

The '=' command will reformat code.

gg=G

will do from top to bottom (whole file).

But you have to set the indent options to what you want using the :set command, 
and make sure C indenting is turned on.

See

:help cindent
:help cinoptions
:help cinoptions-values

For even more info, see

:help C-indenting

However...for this particular problem, I would do it differently so as to 
preserve 
any other formatting. I would just join lines which begin with '{' to the line 
above:

:g/^\s*{/.-1join

Ben.




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Re: reformat c code

2007-10-26 Fir de Conversatie tulv88 
i think the indent utility may help

2007/10/26, Gary Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:


 On 2007-10-26, Ben Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hi,
   a beginner question, can I reformat entire file code from:
   if (...)
   {
   // some action
   }
  
   to:
   if (...) {
   // some action
   }
  
   Thanx.
 
  The '=' command will reformat code.

 The '=' command does not reformat code--it indents code.  In
 particular, the '=' command will not move the opening brace from one
 line to another.

 Regards,
 Gary

 


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Re: reformat c code

2007-10-26 Fir de Conversatie Gary Johnson 

On 2007-10-26, Ben Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi,
  a beginner question, can I reformat entire file code from:
  if (...)
  {
  // some action
  }
  
  to:
  if (...) {
  // some action
  }
  
  Thanx.
 
 The '=' command will reformat code.

The '=' command does not reformat code--it indents code.  In 
particular, the '=' command will not move the opening brace from one 
line to another.

Regards,
Gary

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Re: reformat c code

2007-10-26 Fir de Conversatie Ben Schmidt 

 The '=' command does not reformat code--it indents code.  In 
 particular, the '=' command will not move the opening brace from one 
 line to another.

O yeah. Duh. What was I thinking?!

Maybe I was thinking of gq and some set of formatoptions that might possibly 
make 
it work...dunno...never really played with it; have never had the need!

Ben.




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