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David Turner	ee19a6cbbc	Add .clang-format file This file can be used to reformat FreeType sources and commits using one of these methods: - Direct formatting of a whole file: clang-format -i path/to/file For example, to reformat all sources at once: echo builds/unix/ftconfig.h.in $(git ls-files .[hc]) \| xargs clang-format -i - Only reformat the changed lines in the current work directoy: git clang-format The style settings in this file are very close to the FreeType formatting style, with the following exceptions which are not supported here: - Mminimal 2-space margin on each non-empty line. (no left margin instead). - 2 empty lines between variable declarations and statements in C blocks. (only 1 is kept). { int x = ...; foo(x); } becomes { int x = ...; foo(x); } - Aignment of declarations uses 2 spaces to separate types and variable names (only 1 space is kept). int x; => int x; int y; int y; - The start used for output parameters in function signature should be near the variable name (always near the type). void foo(int input_ptr, int output_ptr) => void foo(int input_ptr, int* output_ptr)	5 years ago

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David Turner

ee19a6cbbc

Add .clang-format file

This file can be used to reformat FreeType sources and commits
using one of these methods:

- Direct formatting of a whole file:

    clang-format -i path/to/file

  For example, to reformat all sources at once:

    echo builds/unix/ftconfig.h.in $(git ls-files *.[hc]) | xargs clang-format -i

- Only reformat the changed lines in the current work directoy:

    git clang-format

The style settings in this file are very close to the FreeType
formatting style, with the following exceptions which are not supported
here:

- Mminimal 2-space margin on each non-empty line.
  (no left margin instead).

- 2 empty lines between variable declarations and statements in C blocks.
  (only 1 is kept).

    {
      int  x = ...;

      foo(x);
    }

  becomes

    {
      int x = ...;

      foo(x);
    }

- Aignment of declarations uses 2 spaces to separate types and variable
  names (only 1 space is kept).

     int  x;    =>   int x;
     int  y;         int y;

- The start used for output parameters in function signature should be
  near the variable name (always near the type).

    void foo(int* input_ptr, int *output_ptr)
      => void foo(int* input_ptr, int* output_ptr)

5 years ago

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