6.2.12.7. CodingStyle

Checks for coding style issues

Nested Rules

CodingStyle-AllmanBraces	Use Allman bracing style
CodingStyle-CapitalizeFunctions	Start functions and methods with an upper-case letter
CodingStyle-FileExtensionNaming	Use only certain extensions for file names
CodingStyle-FilenameNaming	Use only certain characters for file names
CodingStyle-LineBreaks	You have to use the specified sort of line breaks
CodingStyle-LinesOfCodeInFile	A file should not contain more than N lines of code
CodingStyle-MaxOneStmtPerLine	Do not put more than one statement in a line
CodingStyle-MaximumLineLength	The length of a line of code must not exceed the character limit
CodingStyle-MisalignedIfEndIf	All #else, #elif and #endif preprocessor directives shall be aligned with the same amount of spaces as the #if or #ifdef directive to which they are related
CodingStyle-Naming	Naming Conventions
CodingStyle-NoBlankLinesAtBraces	Avoid blank lines after { and before }
CodingStyle-NoDoubleUnderscoreInMacro	Do not use more than one consecutive underscore in a macro
CodingStyle-NoSingleCharIdentifier	Do not use identifiers consisting of just a single character
CodingStyle-NoTabs	Do not use tabs
CodingStyle-NoTrailingWhitespace	Do not use trailing whitespace
CodingStyle-NoWhitespaceMemberSelection	No whitespace before or after a member selection
CodingStyle-NoWhitespacePointerReference	Whitespace rule in declarations before (or after) * or &
CodingStyle-NoWhitespacePointerReferenceInverse	No whitespace rule in declarations between identifier and * or &
CodingStyle-NoWhitespaceUnaryOperator	No whitespace after an unary operator
CodingStyle-SourceFileNaming	Name a source_file for a type defined in it
CodingStyle-StrongTypeViolations	At assignment sites, the strong types of left and right side should match
CodingStyle-TooManyIncludes	Report units with high number of included files
CodingStyle-WhitesmithBraces	Use Whitesmith bracing style
CodingStyle-WhitespaceNextToOperator	There must be exactly one whitespace on both sides of an operator

Options

• Setting an option for this rule means setting the default for all nested rules.

• 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

• This rule has no individual options.