Code style

Use these settings to configure your code style for .hx files. The style will be used in generated code and snippets.

Class structure

Use haxe_fields_order setting to specify the class structure. The available keys are:

Key	Description
V	Sorted static variables
v	Sorted variables
F	Sorted static methods
f	Sorted methods

Example.

"haxe_fields_order": "Fvf"

The fields will be generated in this order:

private static function fooA():Void {}
public static function fooB():Void {}

public static var barA:Int;
public var barB:Int;
private static var barC:Int;

private function fooC():Void {}

Modifiers

Use haxe_modifiers_order setting to specify the preferred order of modifiers. The available keys are:

Key	Description
o	override
p	private or public
i	inline
s	static

Example.

"haxe_modifiers_order": "ospi"

Generated method will look like this:

static private inline function foo():Int {}

Spaces

Use haxe_whitespace_style and haxe_white_space2 settings to specify your preferred spaces style.

Example.

"haxe_whitespace_style": "function f (a : T<T> , b : T = null) : T->T;",
"haxe_whitespace_style2": "for(i in 0...5)"

Generated code will look like this:

function foo (a : String , b : Int) : Void {
    for(i in 0...10) {}
}

Braces

Use haxe_brace_style setting to specify the position of the opening brace and the keyword after the closing brace.

Example.

"haxe_brace_style" : "}\nelse\n{"

Generated code will look like this:

if (true)
{
    // if
}
else
{
    // else
}

Blank lines

Use haxe_bl_top, haxe_bl_property, haxe_bl_group, haxe_bl_var and haxe_bl_method settings to specify the number of blank lines between code blocks. More