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Fix brokennes from clang-format

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The template system used for generating CharacterWidth.cpp and
clang-format don't interact that well.

So, repair the things that clang-format broke, disable clang-format for
sections using templates, and don't reenable clang-format until its
notion of indentation is sane.

After this commit the generated file can be easily compared with a
pre-clang-format version:

git diff 7e1b31cd src/characters/CharacterWidth.cpp

The only differences are new clang-format off/on annotations and a few
formatting fixes.
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Luis Javier Merino Morán
2021-12-21 22:44:46 +01:00
committed by Tomaz Canabrava
parent d787ac75bc
commit a1f0ea935a
2 changed files with 105 additions and 106 deletions
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src/characters/CharacterWidth.src.cpp
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@@ -3,22 +3,22 @@
SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later
*/
«*NOTE : -----------------------------------------------------------------------*»
// Typing in "«" and "»" characters in some keyboard layouts (X11):
//
// English/UK: AltGr+Z AltGr+X
// EurKEY: AltGr+[ AltGr+]
// German: AltGr+X AltGr+Y
// Polish: AltGr+9 AltGr+0
// English/US: N/A; You can try EurKEY which extends En/US layout with extra
// characters available with AltGr[+Shift].
//
// Alternatively, you can use e.g. "<<<" and ">>>" and convert it to the valid
// characters using sed or your editor's replace function.
//
// This text will not appear in an output file.
«
* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- : NOTE *»
/* clang-format off */
«*NOTE:-----------------------------------------------------------------------*»
// Typing in "«" and "»" characters in some keyboard layouts (X11):
//
// English/UK: AltGr+Z AltGr+X
// EurKEY: AltGr+[ AltGr+]
// German: AltGr+X AltGr+Y
// Polish: AltGr+9 AltGr+0
// English/US: N/A; You can try EurKEY which extends En/US layout with extra
// characters available with AltGr[+Shift].
//
// Alternatively, you can use e.g. "<<<" and ">>>" and convert it to the valid
// characters using sed or your editor's replace function.
//
// This text will not appear in an output file.
«*-----------------------------------------------------------------------:NOTE*»
//
// «gen-file-warning»
//
@@ -36,9 +36,10 @@
#include "CharacterWidth.h"
#include "konsolecharacters_export.h"
struct Range {
struct Range {
uint first, last;
};
/* clang-format on */
struct RangeLut {
int8_t width;
@@ -50,19 +51,22 @@ enum {
InvalidWidth = INT8_MIN,
};
static constexpr const int8_t DIRECT_LUT[] = {«!fmt "% d" :«direct - lut :
«!repeat 32 :«:«»,»»
/* clang-format off */
static constexpr const int8_t DIRECT_LUT[] = {«!fmt "% d":«direct-lut:
«!repeat 32:«:«»,»»
»»};
«ranges - luts :«: static constexpr const Range «name»[] = {«!fmt "%#.6x" :«ranges :
«!repeat 8 :«: {«first»,«last»},»»
«ranges-luts:«:
static constexpr const Range «name»[] = {«!fmt "%#.6x":«ranges:
«!repeat 8:«:{«first»,«last»},»»
»»};
»»
static constexpr const RangeLut RANGE_LUT_LIST[] = {«ranges - lut - list :
«: {«!fmt "% d" :«width»», «!fmt "%-16s" :«name»», «size»},»
static constexpr const RangeLut RANGE_LUT_LIST[] = {«ranges-lut-list:
«:{«!fmt "% d":«width»», «!fmt "%-16s":«name»», «size»},»
»};
static constexpr const int RANGE_LUT_LIST_SIZE = «ranges - lut - list - size»;
static constexpr const int RANGE_LUT_LIST_SIZE = «ranges-lut-list-size»;
/* clang-format on */
int KONSOLECHARACTERS_EXPORT characterWidth(uint ucs4)
{