| Code Formatter Indentation [message #1816276] |
Fri, 25 October 2019 03:14 |
Eclipse User |
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Applying the code formatter to my example code, the result is as follows:
#define reg_bit_a_pos (3)
#define reg_bit_b_pos (7)
#define reg_bit_c_pos (10)
#define reg_flag(pos) (1 << pos)
void func(void)
{
volatile void *reg = 0x12345678;
reg |=
reg_flag(reg_bit_a_pos) |
reg_flag(reg_bit_a_pos) |
reg_flag(reg_bit_c_pos);
reg |=
1 << reg_bit_a_pos |
1 << reg_bit_b_pos |
1 << reg_bit_c_pos;
reg |=
(1 << reg_bit_a_pos) |
(1 << reg_bit_b_pos) |
(1 << reg_bit_c_pos);
reg |=
0x00000004 |
0x00000080 |
0x00000800;
}
The result I am trying to achieve is:
reg |=
reg_flag(reg_bit_a_pos) |
reg_flag(reg_bit_a_pos) |
reg_flag(reg_bit_c_pos);
reg |=
1 << reg_bit_a_pos |
1 << reg_bit_b_pos |
1 << reg_bit_c_pos;
reg |=
(1 << reg_bit_a_pos) |
(1 << reg_bit_b_pos) |
(1 << reg_bit_c_pos);
reg |=
0x00000004 |
0x00000080 |
0x00000800;
This leaves me with two issues that I cannot seem to resolve by modifying the formatter settings.
1. Why the macro line 'reg_flag(reg_bit_a_pos)' indents differently from non-macro version '1 << reg_bit_a_pos'?
2. How to stop the second level indentation, i.e. how to ensure that '1 << reg_bit_b_pos' (and all subsequent lines) to have the same indentation as '1 << reg_bit_a_pos'?
The Eclipse version is Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers, Version: 2019-09 R (4.13.0), Build id: 20190917-1200, fresh download and no plug-ins.
I am assuming that I'm too stupid to setup the formatter, so I have exported and attached my formatter setup.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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