Default code style with STweep

[Barteling]

Last week I discussed the possibility with @PTKu to use STweep to maintain a consistent code style.
STweep is free for active open source contributors > https://www.stweep.com/opensource/

So i'd like to start a discussion about using STweep and a default set of settings for TCOpen,
Do @jozefchmelar and @TomKovac use a default code style right now? Or what would be your preference?

[RGrabichler]

I am using it for a few weeks now, and i like it alot.
Along with agreed Settings of "static code analyser", read on Sagatowskis https://alltwincat.com/software/, this could probably be pretty usefull

[jozefchmelar]

Hi @Barteling

I'm using some configuration that my colleague came up with...Since it works, I haven't looked into it😅

Here's the file - lubo_coding_style.zip

In most languages I usually use the default settings, whenever possible.
...As far as it looks consistent, it's not a deal breaker for me.

Also thank you very much for providing free licenses for open-source projects! means a lot! ♥

[Barteling]

Thanks for sharing the settings file @jozefchmelar,
As start the 2 most important settings to discuss are:
'Keep existing line breaks' and 'Existing blank lines to keep'

Which you have at 'true' and '1'.

With these settings you leave some space for a personal touch,
I personally would prefer to have 'keep existing line breaks' off.

This results in the most consistent code because STweep will reformat all code as configured

[PTKu]

I guess we should just take some reasonable formatting and adapt to it. I would prefer not to have a long discussion around this topic.

@Barteling when it comes to code formatting you're the expert here 😃. So if you share the best formatting settings that you have I personally will just adopt it. What about the others?

[Barteling]

Default settings.zip

I might have learned a bit regarding formatting but it's still a matter of taste ^^, any way these are my settings.
Pretty normal I believe. Line length at 150, No alignment in columns, 1 blank line after multi line statements.

And I start the statements in a case on a new line:

CASE test OF
    1:
        Statement();
        statement();
    2:
        statement();
END_CASE

Let me know your thoughts on this set.

[PTKu]

see @Barteling PR #57
STweep

I do agree; do we close here?