Code_Styler_For_Google_rules (Znak Vladislav M3102)

Styles all consts' and functions' names according to "Google C++ Style Guide" rules of naming functions and constants Can be used on C++ source and header files by clicking Ctrl+Alt+L (a. k. a. Clion auto formatting)

Functionality

Carefully changes all consts' and functions' names from snake_case to PascalCase without touching const pointers (such as const char*, etc). Touches only code in selection in editor. If constant of function is defined outside selection, styler will skip it in order to avoid namespace conficts and losses of definition.

Examples of usage

const int simple_integer_number = 52; const std::string omg_it_Is_a_String = "Yes, it is. Never mind, 52"; const bool am_i_crazy = true; const char just_a = 'a'; bool substract_b_From_a(int a, int b){return a-b;}

omg_it_Is_a_String; substract_b_From_a(10, 1);

smth_declared_outside;

// Your code was formated to follow the "Google C++ Style Guide" rules of naming functions and constants const int kSimpleIntegerNumber = 52; const std::string kOmgItIsAString = "Yes, it is. Never mind, 52";
const bool kAmICrazy = true; const char kJustA = 'a'; bool SubstractBFromA(int a, int b){return a-b;}

kOmgItIsAString; SubstractBFromA(10, 1);

smth_declared_outside;

Shortcut

Ctrl+Alt+L (selection in editor needed)