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I would like to see what clang format does to the current format before committing to it. Is there a way for me to take a clone of the current devel version and run it through clang format so I can see what it does to my manually formatted code? |
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Yes, this branch adds the command https://github.com/lanl/vpic/pull/92/files There are obviously almost infinite options we can set to twiddle with things, but I am happy with how it is right now |
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@dnystrom1 this is what clang format would look like