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EditorConfig is a standard that makes it possible to automatically configure supported text editors with basic project‐specific coding style properties, like charset or indentation. See <https://editorconfig.org/> for more details. This commit introduces an EditorConfig file that enables basic properties for all files: the UTF‑8 charset, Unix line breaks, 4‑spaces based indentation, automatic line break at the end of a file, no hard limit on line length and automatic trimming of trailing whitespaces. The last property is disabled for Markdown files, as double trailing space has a special meaning there. Makefiles are configured to use mixed indentation, unfortunately some EditorConfig‐enabled editors don’t support it fully. Finally, linker and startup files (and the licence file, by the way) have hard line length limit of 80 characters. This commit also cleans up missing or excess line breaks at the end of several files.
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Thanks for your contribution! I've read about those configuration files a long time ago. I never thought of adding them to this project. I'll merge this PR. |
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EditorConfig is a standard that makes it possible to automatically configure supported text editors with basic project‑specific coding style properties, like charset or indentation. See https://editorconfig.org/ for more details.
This pull request introduces an EditorConfig file that enables basic properties for all files: the UTF‑8 charset, Unix line breaks, 4‑spaces based indentation, automatic line break at the end of a file, no hard limit on line length and automatic trimming of trailing whitespaces. The last property is disabled for Markdown files, as double trailing space has a special meaning there.
Makefiles are configured to use mixed indentation, unfortunately some EditorConfig‑enabled editors don’t support it fully.
Finally, linker and startup files (and the licence file, by the way) have hard line length limit of 80 characters.
This pull request also cleans up missing or excess line breaks at the end of several files.