Description Daniel Baum 2014-01-10 03:08:21 EST

If I run the formatter on this code:

typedef enum
{
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_TRACE_PC             = 0x00,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_RAW_STRING           = 0x01,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_RAW_STRING_TS        = 0x02,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_STRING           = 0x55,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_ASSERT           = 0x56,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_TRACE_EXT        = 0xAA,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_TRACE_EXT_TS     = 0xAB
} TRACE_PROTOCOL_T;

it will yield:

typedef enum {
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_TRACE_PC = 0x00,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_RAW_STRING = 0x01,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_RAW_STRING_TS = 0x02,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_STRING = 0x55,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_ASSERT = 0x56,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_TRACE_EXT = 0xAA,
    TRACE_PROTOCOL_T_EFF_TRACE_EXT_TS = 0xAB
} TRACE_PROTOCOL_T;

There is currently no way to stop it from removing the alignment.

I could imagine having a "preserve white space in type declarations" option in the configuration.
An alternative would be to allow detailed control over formatting options, e.g. minimum width for formatted type names.