code-formatting

问题 I usually wrap long strings by concatenating them: Log.Debug("I am a long string. So long that I must " + "be on multiple lines to be feasible."); This is perfectly efficient, since the compiler handles concatenation of string literals. I also consider it the cleanest way to handle this problem (the options are weighed here). This approach worked well with String.Format : Log.Debug(String.Format("Must resize {0} x {1} image " + "to {2} x {3} for reasons.", image.Width, image.Height,

问题 I witnessed this in the GOTO 2016 • Kotlin - Ready for Production conference by Hadi Hariri. In some of his code, what would normally look like: if (x != y) { /* do some stuff */ } Is being displayed in an elegant style: if (x ≠ y) { /* do some stuff */ } Here's a screen-shot from the live coding session: He's using the regular != operator, the IDEA is taking care of the rest. I've been playing with my IntelliJ's configuration but couldn't enable this new fancy feature. Any help? PS. I'm

问题 I know that technically all three ways below are valid, but is there any logical reason to do it one way or the other? I mean, lots of things in c++ are "technically valid" but that doesn't make them any less foolish. int* someFunction(int* input) { // code } or int *someFunction(int *input) { // code } or int * someFunction(int * input) { // code } I personally think the third one is annoying, but is there a "correct" way? I am typically more inclined to use the first one (as the second

问题 I am having an issue with formatting code with Resharper. I have disabled the option for wrapping lines. With this option, the following code will be formatted to a single line. Does anyone have an idea how to have Resharper not format the following code? Mapper.CreateMap<CountryEntity, Country>() .ForMember(dest => dest.CreatedBy, map => map.MapFrom(src => src.CreatedBy)) .ForMember(dest => dest.DateCreated, map => map.MapFrom(src => src.DateCreated)) .ForMember(dest => dest.Id, map => map

问题 Hello I am asking how to format code in Visual Studio Code the last update on Windows . I tried ctrl k+ Ctrl d doesn't work .. I also tried Shift + Alt + F . it didn't work too. So please help me and it isn't duplicate because i tried the following solution: How do you format code in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) 回答1: if you are working on php you should download php exension format code. Press F1 and type : ext install PHP Code Format . Then Shift + Alt + F will work 回答2: You can also select

问题 Is there any way to define custom indent width for .prettify() function? From what I can get from it's source - def prettify(self, encoding=None, formatter="minimal"): if encoding is None: return self.decode(True, formatter=formatter) else: return self.encode(encoding, True, formatter=formatter) There is no way to specify indent width. I think it's because of this line in the decode_contents() function - s.append(" " * (indent_level - 1)) Which has a fixed length of 1 space! (WHY!!) I tried

问题 How can I set my Eclipse's code formatter to allow code rows longer than 80 characters. I know that very long lines is hard to read but in my opinion 80 characters per line is very small value for wide screen monitors. 回答1: In Preferences , go to Java > Code Style > Formatter and edit/create the formatter and go to tab Line Wrapping . There in you can set the Maximum line width . Further on you can in General > Editors > Text Editors also set the Print margin column which should shift up that

问题 I'm using Laravel so all the views are .blade.php files. Visual Studio Code won't format the HTML because of the PHP extension. I removed the blade part of the filename, but it still isn't formatting the files properly (via Alt + Shift + F ). I also tried about five extensions but none of them do the reformatting. How can I format .blade.php files in Visual Studio Code? 回答1: The extension beautify just do it very well, either add php and any other file extension type to the config as said

问题 Let's say I type in the following code and format it. if (condition) { /* Hello! */ } If this is C# code, it is formatted like this: if (condition) { // Hello! } If it is JavaScript, VSCode formats it like this: if (condition) { // Hello! } So how can I use the first formatting style (curly braces on new lines) for all languages? I can't find a setting or something similar. Suggestions? 回答1: Follow the steps below to make Visual Studio Code format opening curly braces on a new line for Java

问题 I'm starting to learn ruby. I'm also a day-to-day C++ dev. For C++ projects I usually go with following dir structure / -/bin <- built binaries -/build <- build time temporary object (eg. .obj, cmake intermediates) -/doc <- manuals and/or Doxygen docs -/src --/module-1 --/module-2 -- non module specific sources, like main.cpp - IDE project files (.sln), etc. What dir layout for Ruby (non-Rails, non-Merb) would you suggest to keep it clean, simple and maintainable? 回答1: Bundler includes the