| Avoid auto-format on #include directives [message #1726098] |
Wed, 09 March 2016 10:10 |
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How to avoid auto-format on #include directives?
What Eclipse/IDE does: Automatically changes \ to /
- large code base (don't want a mix of / and \
- shared code (e.g. "MS-Test for C++" - prefer \ (we're working under Windows here)
When renaming a .h it changes the order of the include directives:
- we have a defined order of #includes (more common --> upper)
e.g. (pseudo code)
#include <GNU CC stuff>
#include <3rd party sdk>
#include <project stuff>
So, the simple question is: Where can a turn-off that "auto-format" for #include directives?
Thanks in advance,
hfrmobile
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