Creator: How to configure "Complete switch statement"?
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Hi all,
I find fixes such as "complete switch statement" extremely useful. However, in the end I spend as much time formatting the result according to my coding standards as I would have writing the case statements myself.
How and where can I configure such "quick fixes"? -
Hi all,
I find fixes such as "complete switch statement" extremely useful. However, in the end I spend as much time formatting the result according to my coding standards as I would have writing the case statements myself.
How and where can I configure such "quick fixes"?@Asperamanca To my knowledge QtCreator uses templates for such things, but I don't remember where those are located. Search for them and edit the one you want to change.
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@Asperamanca To my knowledge QtCreator uses templates for such things, but I don't remember where those are located. Search for them and edit the one you want to change.
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@jsulm
I think what you refer to are snippets, which can be edited under Text Editor -> Snippets
I haven't found any plain text file containing a relevant phrase from the quick fix, which suggests that these are hard-coded somewhere.@Asperamanca
I cannot remember exactly where it is. But you can alter the style/layout of things like aswitch()statement, though only to a limited extent. It is somewhere in your "C++ style settings" in Creator. It shows you howswitch/ifetc. constructs will be created. -
@Asperamanca
I cannot remember exactly where it is. But you can alter the style/layout of things like aswitch()statement, though only to a limited extent. It is somewhere in your "C++ style settings" in Creator. It shows you howswitch/ifetc. constructs will be created.@JonB @Asperamanca Yes, it is in "C++/Code Style". Make a copy of the current style and go to "Edit...".
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@Asperamanca
I cannot remember exactly where it is. But you can alter the style/layout of things like aswitch()statement, though only to a limited extent. It is somewhere in your "C++ style settings" in Creator. It shows you howswitch/ifetc. constructs will be created. -
@JonB
Ah yes. True, The options there don't cover my case (each case scoped by curly brackets), so the quick fix follows what is configured.@Asperamanca said in Creator: How to configure "Complete switch statement"?:
each case scoped by curly brackets
Yeah, it only has some limited layout alterations.
I do this now, but only if I find I need to declare any variables in the particularcaseclause.
