Reformat code according to Google C++ Style Guide #26
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Hi @artpropp, I will merge this as soon as I get Travis CI up and running, thanks |
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Hey @artpropp, a lot has changed since this PR, which creates a lot of conflicts on your branch. Could you just include the .clang-format file without the reformat? |
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I will open a new PR, once I figure out how to automate code reformatting. |
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In order to resolve issue #7, I added the .clang-format file in the project's root with the command
lang-format -style=google -dump-config > .clang-formatRunning
clang-format -i -style=file Turn/**/*.h Turn/**/*.cppthen updates all files according to the style guide.If one want's to use a linter while coding in VisualStudio, please follow the instructions mentioned in this blog article by rogeriodossantos