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Coding style #165

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FlameHorizon opened this issue Mar 29, 2020 · 3 comments
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Coding style #165

FlameHorizon opened this issue Mar 29, 2020 · 3 comments

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@FlameHorizon
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FlameHorizon commented Mar 29, 2020

To keep the same formatting across the entire project and multiple users project can use .editorconfig file. I never worked with Clnag Tidy file but looks similar. editorconfig can define code style settings which will be associated with a codebase rather than a Visual Studio personal account. To read more more about code styles in VS 2017 follow this link

ReSharper is also able to work with defined .editorconfig file. But it looks like ReSharper have broader range of checks than default config file.

Choices are:

  • editorconfig is included in project but it replaces checks done by ReSharper
  • rely on ReShaper to do code consistence checks, but there are people who does not have RS installed.

Let me know what do you think.

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@Sebanisu
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I guess I can export what I have set to the file. Then we can be on the same settings. And I guess you guys can tweak it if needed.

@FlameHorizon
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Sounds fair.

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FlameHorizon commented Mar 31, 2020

#167 contains ‘editorconfig’ file. I’m closing this issue.

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