Closed Foadsf closed 7 years ago
You should file this over on cpplint
, then, this package is simply a wrapper around that that parses it's output.
On a personal note I've found atom-beautify
to be mildly useful as a starting point for working on messy code, but I rarely agree with it's final output. In this case cpplint
is designed to follow a certain style, so you are far more likely to have better luck getting atom-beautify
to add an option to configure that then to get Google to change their company wide style 😛.
unfortunately there is a styling conflict between linter-cpplin and atom-beautify. when I use them together cpplint warns me:
At least two spaces is best between code and comments [whitspace/comments]
also a screenshotit would be great if two teams could resolve this issue! link to the same issue reported for atom-beautify plugin