C++ access modifier auto indentation in visual stu

问题:

When programming C++ in visual studio, it insists on giving me these god-awful indendations on access modifiers - my condolences if anyone actually likes them this way ;) (a joke folks!)

public class MyClass
{
public:
   MyClass();
   ~MyClass();
   int wowAnInt();
}

Needless to say, I want this:

public class MyClass
{
    public:
       MyClass();
       ~MyClass();
       int wowAnInt();
} 

Is there any way to achieve this using anything (I've got Resharper and Highlighter) or perhaps vanilla VS?

回答1:

The closest you can get with the built-in Visual Studio editor settings is to change the indenting mode from "Smart" to "Block" (Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C/C++ -> Tabs -> Indenting).

When you do this, you can indent anything however you like, you just lose the "automatic indenting." Basically, whenever you press [enter] the new line will be indented the same number of tab stops / spaces as the previous line and it won't automatically reformat lines to get them to line up.

回答2:

There are two options to change that should help get the code looking the way you want. (Coming from Python, it really bothers me if stuff is not indented after a colon.)

I did use James McNellis's answer and change it from "Smart" to "Block", though I'm not sure how much that helped.

There is a setting under Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C/C++ -> Formatting -> Indentation -> Indent Access Specifiers which does indent the access specifiers, but doesn't indent the stuff after them.

I also chose "Do nothing" under Tools -> Options -> Text Editor -> C/C++ -> Formatting -> General -> When I paste, so that it doesn't change things just by copy/pasting.

This isn't a perfect solution, but it's at least a little bit closer.