Closed tobiasgrosser closed 11 years ago
In fact, this bug was fixed by Manuel a week ago:
commit 65972bc4e59c64ade6a5f2efffc0764144e809f5 Author: Manuel Klimek klimek@google.com Date: Fri Jun 21 17:25:42 2013 +0000
Add an option to not indent declarations when breaking after the type.
Make that option the default for LLVM style.
I get the right behavior with the latest version of clang. Rafael, if this does not work for you after updating clang, please reopen the bug.
I just hit this bug. We try to format:
static llvm::error_code
createUniqueEntity(const llvm::Twine &Model, int &ResultFD,
llvm::SmallVectorImpl
as
static llvm::error_code
createUniqueEntity(const llvm::Twine &Model, int &ResultFD,
llvm::SmallVectorImpl
From my current change, clang-format is doing this too:
Extended Description
Hi,
clang-format now formats the following code differently:
This:
static cl::opt
ValueDependences("polly-value-dependences",
cl::desc("Use value instead of memory based dependences"),
cl::Hidden, cl::init(true), cl::cat(PollyCategory));
became:
static cl::opt
ValueDependences("polly-value-dependences",
cl::desc("Use value instead of memory based dependences"),
cl::Hidden, cl::init(true), cl::cat(PollyCategory));
I can see the reasoning behind this, but a quick grep 'grep -R cl::opt -A 2 lib/' does not show a single use of this in LLVM whereas the first one is very common. I believe this change should be disabled in the LLVM style