Visual Studio中特定于Qt的构造的缩进缩进 [英] Broken indentation for Qt-specific constructions in Visual Studio

问题描述

VS编辑器中的自动缩进显然不了解Qt.信号和插槽的声明是这样自动格式化的:

Automatic indentation in VS editor obviously does not know about Qt. And declarations of signals and slots are auto-formatted like this:

   class MyClass : public QObject
   {
   Q_OBJECT
   public:
      MyClass();

signals: // <-- Broken indentation
      void someSignal();

      public slots: // <-- Also broken
         void someSlot();
   };

我希望信号:"和插槽:"自动格式化，就像访问说明符一样.有什么选择? (我正在使用VS2010)

I want "signals:" and "slots:" automatically formatted just like access specifiers. What are the options? (I'm using VS2010)

推荐答案

简而言之，似乎没有.也许不是您要找的东西，但也许可以忍受:

In short answer seems to be NO. Maybe not what you are looking for but maybe you can live with this:

class MyClass : public QObject
   {
   Q_OBJECT
   public:
      MyClass();

   private:
      Q_SIGNAL void someSignal();

   public:
      Q_SLOT void someSlot();
   };

(这很丑，但看来你也不能吃蛋糕；)

(It's ugly but it seems you can't have your cake and eat it too ;)

我只是想知道一点:为自动格式化构建插件值得吗?我们真的使用了CTRL-A CTRL-F吗?如果是这样，那么可能会很痛苦.但是通常情况下，如果您正在处理头文件，则声明新方法(信号或插槽)不应弄乱先前更正的缩进.也许您有一些理由证明这一点?

Just something I'm wondering about: Is it worth the effort to build a plugin for automatic formatting? Do we really use CTRL-A CTRL-F so much? If so, then yes it could be a pain. But normally if you are working on header files declaring a new method (signal or slot) should not mess up the previous corrected indentation. Perhaps you have some reasons that justifies this?

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