Note that the code convention described here have not all yet been fully implemented.
if (condition) // brackets always on new lines
{ // allways a bracket after an if, for, while, etc.
// indent always with 4 spaces, never with tabs
}
else // else on new line
{
// more code
}
- variables: lower_case_with_underscores
- functions: loweCamelCase
- classes: UpperCamelCase
- macros: UPPER_CASE_WITH_UNDERSCORES
#define UPPER_CASE_MACRO 1
class UpperCamelCase
{
private:
MemberVariableObject with_underscores;
public:
MemberVariableObject with_underscores;
public:
UpperCamelCase();
~UpperCamelCase();
// start with input variable(s) and end with output variable(s)
void lowerCamelCaseFunctions(ParamObject& also_with_underscores)
{
LocalObject under_scores;
}
private:
void putFunctionsAndVariablesInSeperatePublicPrivateBlocks();
};
class Example
{
// start with input variable(s) and end with output parameter(s)
void function1(ParamObject& input_variable, int setting_parameter, ParamObject2& return_parameter)
{
function2();
function3();
}
// place functions called solely by one other function below it chronologically
void function2();
void function3();
};
We use Doxygen to generate documentation. Try to keep your documentation in doxygen style.
Here's a small example:
/ *!
* Doxygen style comments!
*
* \param param1 explanation may refer to another \p param2
* /
void function(int param1, int param2)
{
// non-doxygen style comments on implementation details
}
int member; //!< inline doxygen comment on the entry to the left
For a file Foo.h (UpperCamelCase):
#ifndef FOO_H
#define FOO_H
// [content]
#endif//FOO_H
#include <all>
#include <includes>
#include <on>
#include <top>
#include <first_system_includes>
#include <then_library_includes>
#include "finally_local_includes"
enum class EnumExample
{
ELEM0 = 0,
ELEM1 = 1
};
void function()
{
if (condition)
single_line_outside_code_block(); // always use braces!
}; // unneccesary semicolon after function definition is not allowed