Is there any tool to standardize format of C++ code? [closed]
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开发者_Go百科 Improve this questionI'm looking for a tool that works on Windows to reformat some C++ code in my codebase. Essentially, I've got some code I wrote a while ago that I'd like to use, but it doesn't match the style I'm using in a more recent project.
What's the best way to reformat C++ code in a standard manner?
Billy3
GNU Indent should get you most of the way there
In Visual Studio: Edit / Advanced / Format Document
The format applied to the document will match the settings in: Tools / Options / Text Editor / C/C++
Visual Studio might not support all the formatting options you want applied to your document, in which case you'll need a separate tool (such as Paul Betts is suggesting) to format the way you want.
Astyle is one of the more popular tools.
Edit: I don't know why I didn't think about it when I first posted this, but you can also use Vim. The =
command will reformat your code according to your indentexpr
and cinoptions
.
I vote for Uncrustify.
Otherwise: Best C++ Code Formatter/Beautifier
GC Great Code has been an old standby for me. It's quite configurable.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gcgreatcode/
Visual Studio can. And most IDEs can.
I have also used AStyle in the past. I used this GUI for it to make it a bit easier (I think--it's been a while): Artistic Style for Windows: http://jimp03.zxq.net/
Eclipse/CDT can indent your code very well...
- Its configurable.
- You can also share the settings within your team/group/organization.
P.S. I am writing something about that in my Book Post comment if you have some direct questions. :-)
use AStyle ( inbuilt in codeblocks )
Step 1 : Select your code
Step 2 : Click on Plugins->Source Code Format (AStyle )
Hope it helps.
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