jsv@dusk.gatech.edu (Jeffrey Vetter) (06/01/91)
Are there any scripts/functions available to reformat C files when you
bring them into emacs?
I already use the electric-C functions, but I know of no command that
will reformat a file using my personal electric-C variable settings.
For instance, I am now editing someone else's C code that uses
drastically different styles than I. I just want to pull their file
into emacs, type a key, and "presto," I have a perfectly formatted C
file.
Did I miss something??
Thanks.
Jeffrey S. Vetter jsv@cc.gatech.edu (404)875-8859
MS student, College of Computing, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA, 30332
28428 Georgia Tech Station, Atlanta, GA, 30332
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------wdn@reef.cis.ufl.edu (William Dean Norris II) (06/02/91)
>>>>> On 31 May 91 22:47:20 GMT, jsv@dusk.gatech.edu (Jeffrey Vetter) said:
Jeffrey> Are there any scripts/functions available to reformat C files when you
Jeffrey> bring them into emacs?
Use indent-region, which is bound to C-M-\.
Jeffrey> Jeffrey S. Vetter jsv@cc.gatech.edu (404)875-8859
dean.
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wdn@cis.ufl.edu Sebastian in "A Little Mermaid"liberte@ncsa.uiuc.edu (Daniel LaLiberte) (06/04/91)
Alternatively, if you want to keep with the formatting style used in an existing file, consider using my c-style package from the elisp archives. Dan LaLiberte National Center for Supercomputing Applications liberte@ncsa.uiuc.edu