SlickEdit Corev3.3 for Eclipse, User Manual

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The following options are available:
• Main style - Specifies the main function declaration template inserted. Select ANSI C/C++ if you want
an old ANSI C main declaration inserted. You can define a template by using aliases, or you can write a
replacement function for
c_insert_main . The command find-proc c_insert_main will locate the macro
source for this function.
• C/C++ Preprocessing - Click this button to customize the global preprocessing that is used when Con-
text Tagging
®
creates tag files for C or C++. See C/C++ Preprocessing .
• Extensionless C++ Files - Click this button to add names of extensionless C++ header files. SlickEdit
®
Core takes care of the standard STL headers automatically, but you can use this to add additional com-
piler specific headers, such as
unodered_set or regex . Note, this setting works in combination with the
extensionless header file path regular expression (see below).
• Extensionless C++ File Path Regular Expression - In order for SlickEdit Core to safely recognize an
extensionless C++ header file as C++ automatically, without accidently attempting to open other exten-
sionless files (such as executables) as if they were C++, in addition to requiring that you specify the
names of the files (see above), the path that the files are located in must match this regular expression.
C/C++ Beautifier
To beautify a C or C++ document, open the file you want to beautify, then from the main menu, click
Format
→
Beautify (or use the gui_beautify command). The C/C++ Beautifier will be displayed, which
allows you to make settings for how the code will be beautified.
You can use the commands c_beautify or c_beautify_selection to instantly beautify the file or the selec-
tion according to the settings on the Beautifier dialog.
Currently, this beautifier supports beautifying Slick-C
®
source if the statements are terminated with semi-
colons like C.
Note
The C#, Java, JavaScript, and Slick-C Beautifiers contain the same options and settings as the
C/C++ Beautifier.
The following buttons and settings are available on the Beautifier:
• Beautify - Beautifies current selection or buffer and closes the dialog box.
• Reset - Restores the dialog box settings to the values that appeared when you invoked the dialog.
• Save Settings - Saves beautify options in
uformat.ini
file. These settings are used by the
c_beautify command.
• Restrict to selection - When this option is selected, only lines in the selection are beautified.
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