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This .clang-format file can be used to autoformat the source code for vcglib I assumed the general indentation is done with 4 spaces, since this was mostly used. Any differing taste of style should be expressable in the .clang-format file. The example file has been formatted with: ``` clang-format --style=file -i vcg/complex/algorithms/parametrization/ uv_utils.h ``` also added full path name include guards (VCG_[path to file in uppercase and underscore delimiter]). This can be used as a global rule to avoid collisions.
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Thanks @zebastian, and sorry for the very late reply! |
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@alemuntoni glad you like it, its been a while i looked into clang-format :-) |
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The style described in this .clang-format file can be used to auto format the source code. I looked at a couple of files, and this file should be quite close to what the general style in the project looked.
You will need to install clang-format (sudo apt-get install clang-format [or any other package manager])
Then you can apply this style to any file with
Please let me know, what you think of this.