I want to change source formatting of if statements from the top example to the bottom example shown. I want the brackets to align with the if, i.e. same column..

[inotec]

if (SW1Pressed_F && (!SW1ActionTaken_F))

{

   DesiredSpeed = 10;

    DesiredDirection = LEFT;

   }

if (SW1Pressed_F && (!SW1ActionTaken_F))

{

   DesiredSpeed = 10;

    DesiredDirection = LEFT;

   }

[inotec]

Note that the forum messed up my columns in the example, but my statement is correct.

[inotec]

Trying again...

if (SW1Pressed_F && (!SW1ActionTaken_F))

{

DesiredSpeed = 10;

DesiredDirection = LEFT;

}

if (SW1Pressed_F && (!SW1ActionTaken_F))

{

DesiredSpeed = 10;

DesiredDirection = LEFT;

}

[inotec]

Nope, screwed it up again

[Tesla DeLorean]

You can a) Edit your posts see V icon in upper right corner of posting, b) use the code posting tool </> icon, or c) post a picture or bitmap mountain/sub icon

[LauraCx]

Hello,

Something like this?

if (SW1Pressed_F && (!SW1ActionTaken_F))
 
{
 
	DesiredSpeed = 10;
 
	DesiredDirection = LEFT;
 
}

[inotec]

Yes, but without the lines before the brackets:
if (SW1Pressed_F && (!SW1ActionTaken_F)) { DesiredSpeed = 10; DesiredDirection = LEFT; }
1. if (SW1Pressed_F && (!SW1ActionTaken_F))
2. {
3.
4. DesiredSpeed = 10;
5.
6. DesiredDirection = LEFT;
7. }

[Tesla DeLorean]

Aren't there tools like Uncrustify that can apply any kind of formatting template you want?​

[Peter BENSCH]

Formatting the source code can either be done by the editor, or many GUIs already contain it. The STM32CubeIDE, for example, is able to apply such formatting as an Eclipse variant with so-called profiles. Some profiles are already predefined, but you can also modify them and save or export them under your preferred name.

By the way, exporting a profile is very useful because you can import the exported profile into new installations with just a few clicks.

How to reach the Formatter:

• Windows > Preferences > C/C++ > Code Style > Formatter

or a little shorter:

• Windows > Preferences > [type filter text] --> formatt

Modify an existing profile:

• within the Formatter via New > [new profile name] + select the profile to be used as a template
• Adjusting the 65 million parameters (after that it is clear why Export is extremely useful)
• Export
• save with OK

Export:

• within the Formatter via Edit > Export

Perhaps my Kernighan&Richie-derived Quick'n'Dirty profile (attached) will be of interest to you and could serve as a template.

Regards

/Peter

[inotec]

Thank you for the response. Very helpful.

[Peter BENSCH]

Great!

If the problem is resolved, please mark this thread as answered by selecting Select as best under your preferred answer. This will help other users find that answer faster.

/Peter