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Configuring Subprogram Specification Statement Rules

There are rules which will check indent and formatting of the subprogram specification of a procedure or function:

subprogram_specification ::=
    procedure designator [ ( formal_parameter_list ) ]
    | [ pure | impure ] function designator [ ( formal_parameter_list ) ]
        return type_mark

designator ::= identifier | operator_symbol

formal_parameter_list ::= parameter_interface_list

interface_list ::=
    interface_element { ; interface_element }

interface_element ::= interface_declaration

There are separate rules for the structure of the subprogram specification and the indenting. Both rules are required to ensure proper formatting of subprogram specification statements.

There are several options to the structure rules:

Option Symbol Values Structural Element Default Value Description
first_open_paren green_diamond add_new_line, remove_new_line, ignore opening parenthesis remove_new_line
  • The setting add_new_line enforces a carriage return (alias "new line") [and, consequently by indentation rules kicking in, also (indirectly) enforces the indentation of the new line]
  • The setting remove_new_line enforces the removal of any potential space and carriage return
  • The setting ignore disables the option and hence no formatting check is done at all: spaces and new lines can be anything
last_close_paren red_penta_star add_new_line, remove_new_line, ignore closing parenthesis add_new_line
interface_element orange_triangle add_new_line, remove_new_line, ignore interface element add_new_line
interface_list_semicolon purple_hexa_star remove_new_line, ignore semicolon remove_new_line
ignore_single_line N/A yes, no N/A no
  • yes = Ignore single line expressions.
  • no = Apply rules to single line expressions.

The following figure illustrates where the options will be applied in an procedure call.

img/subprogram_specification_statement_code.png

The following configuration replicates the above code snippet.

rule :
  procedure_013:
     first_open_paren : 'remove_new_line'
     last_close_paren : 'add_new_line'
     interface_element_semicolon : 'remove_new_line'
     interface_element: 'add_new_line'
     ignore_single_line : 'no'

Note

All examples use the above configuration.

Example: first_open_paren set to add_new_line

Setting the first_open_paren option to add_new_line will result in the following formatting:

procedure update_test
(
  test_number : integer;
  test_result : boolean
);

Example: last_close_paren set to remove_new_line

Setting the last_close_paren option to remove_new_line will result in the following formatting:

procedure update_test (
  test_number : integer;
  test_result : boolean);

Example: interface_element set to remove_new_line

Setting the interface_element option to remove_new_line will result in the following formatting:

procedure update_test (test_number : integer;test_result : boolean
);

Rules Enforcing Subprogram Specification Structure