CodingStyle-NoWhitespacePointerReferenceInverse

No whitespace rule in declarations between identifier and * or &

Required inputs: IR

There should never be a whitespace between the * or & and identifier in declarations. This rule is deprecated in favor of CodingStyle-NoWhitespacePointerReference with negated options report_before_sigil and report_after_sigil.

Possible Messages

Key	Text	Severity	Disabled
no_single_space_between	Use single space between {}.	None	False
no_whitespace_between	Add whitespace between {}.	None	False
space_in_sigil	Remove space in {}.	None	False
whitespace_between	Avoid whitespace between {}.	None	False

Options

• This rule shares the following common options: exclude_in_macros, exclude_messages_in_system_headers, excludes, extend_exclude_to_macro_invocations, includes, justification_checker, languages, post_processing, provider, report_at, severity

• The following places define options that affect this rule: Stylechecks, Analysis-GlobalOptions

report_after_sigil

report_after_sigil : bool = True

Report whitespace between * or & and identifier.

 

report_at_token

report_at_token : bool = False

Report position more accurately, i.e. at the type token. This option also reports spaces, i.e. for * *, more precise.

 

report_before_sigil

report_before_sigil : bool = False

Report whitespace between type and * or &.

 

require_single_space_after

require_single_space_after : bool = False

Require a single space after * or &. If true, supersedes require_space_after.

 

require_single_space_before

require_single_space_before : bool = False

Require a single space before * or &. If true, supersedes require_space_before.

 

require_space_after

require_space_after : bool = False

Report a missing space after * or &.

 

require_space_before

require_space_before : bool = False

Report a missing space before * or &.

 

treat_left_paren_as_type

treat_left_paren_as_type : bool = True

In int (*f) the left parenthesis is treated as the type token for the spacing. If false, whitespace between ( and * or & is not checked.