I like the command line options --call-threshold=nnn and --par-threshold=nnn and would like to know if such option could be also introduced for if statements?
Some unformatted example source code:
if A = 1 and B > 2 and C < 3 and D /= 4 then
null;
end if;
Setting a new option (for example xyz-threshold) to 2 would result into:
if A = 1 and B > 2 and
C < 3 and D /= 4 then
null;
end if;
Or xyz-threshold=1:
if A = 1 and
B > 2 and
C < 3 and
D /= 4 then
null;
end if;
Thank you for your suggestion. Yes, this is technically feasible although each added option adds a cost (in terms of maintenance and in terms of users needing to make a choice), we'll consider it!
I like the command line options
--call-threshold=nnn
and--par-threshold=nnn
and would like to know if such option could be also introduced for if statements?Some unformatted example source code:
Setting a new option (for example xyz-threshold) to 2 would result into:
Or
xyz-threshold=1
: