EPITECH C/C++ Headers

This is a handler for EPITECH headers in C/C++ projects. It can create them and updates them automatically.

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Features

You can create a header for a new file by:

• Using the epitech-c-cpp-headers.addHeader command
• Pressing ctrl+shift+h (cmd+shift+h on macOS)

Each time you save a C or C++ file with a header, it will update it automatically.

You can configure the headers in a very simple manner by executing the epitech-c-cpp-headers.setConfig command.
By default, it will execute it on launch when a configuration field is left unknown.

Requirements

No dependancies

Extension Settings

This extension uses the following configuration entries:

• epitech-c-cpp-headers.username: Specify the username to use in headers (default: null)
• epitech-c-cpp-headers.login: Specify the login to use in headers (default: null)
• epitech-c-cpp-headers.prompt: Specify if the extension should prompt for unknown configuration fields (default: true)
• epitech-c-cpp-headers.usePragmaOnce: Specifies if '#pragma once' should be used as header guard instead of '#ifndef ...' (default: false)
• epitech-c-cpp-headers.autoGenerateClasses: Specifies if automatic C++ class generation is enabled (default: true)

Known Issues

None

Release Notes

1.0.0

Initial release

1.1.0

Added support for Makefiles
Added better internal multi-language handling

1.2.0

Added prompt to improve UX while configuring

1.3.0

Added the epitech-c-cpp-headers.setConfig command to reconfigure headers
Fixed regex escape issues
Fixed possible line mismatch on date updates
Fixed date update on Makefiles

1.3.1

Format fix in README.md

1.4.0

Reworked the edit mechanism allowing the edit history of the file to persist after any header update.

1.4.1

Fixed issues in README.md

1.5.0

Added support for Python, Shell scripts, C#, Objective-C, Java, LaTeX
Added better support for C++
Added End-of-line encoding independance, for inter-operability between different OSs

1.6.0

Added auto-insertion of header define guards for C/C++ empty header files
Added cursor auto-positionning, to set it ready to type

1.7.0

Added internal multi-format support
Implemented the new 2017 header format (Promo 2022)

1.7.3

Changed pre-processors indent style for the 2017 header format

1.7.4

Fixed C++ headers
Fixed issue with config being saved as local instead of global

1.8.0

Added support for '#pragma once' header guards (Thanks to @lodi-g for the pull request)
Added C++ automatic class generator in source and header files

1.8.1

Fixed scolar year in post2017 headers

1.8.2

Fixed the day in pre2017 headers (Thanks to @SaShimy for the pull request)

1.8.3

Reverted the 1.8.1 patch as it was not correct to begin with

1.9.0

Added header auto-filling (with workspace name and filename, thanks to @lodi-g for the pull request)

1.9.1

Fixed issues with auto-filled headers (Thanks to @MrYannKee for the bug report and pull request)
Fixed empty auto-filled headers for files without extensions (like Makefile)

1.9.2

Added support for Rust files and C++ template files

1.9.5

Added support for Haskell files
Fixed issue where normal files could be flagged as C/C++ files for header generation

1.12.0

Fixed indentation issue with auto-insertion of header define guards for C/C++ empty header files

1.13.0

Added ability to rename #ifndef header guards (Thanks to @ColColty for the pull request)

1.14.0

Added setting to toggle indentation of visibility specifiers in generated C++ class declarations.
Indentation in generated code now respects user's preferences instead of always using tabs.
(Thanks to @Gr1moire for the pull request introducing these two features)

1.15.0

Added support for Assembly files
Added support for HTML files, CSS files and JavaScript/TypeScript files (Thanks to @IchiiDev for the pull request)
Improved comment style for Haskell files (Thanks to @enzo-cesaretti for the pull request)

1.16.0

Added support for Makefile .mk files (Thanks to @C0Florent for the pull request)