I need the code I am writing for a project to match some style guidelines. However the standard templates included with CDT don\'t match this style. Especially the layout of
So in the Preferences dialog under C/C++ -> Code Style -> Code Templates you can modify the template to be closer to what you need, for example if you need the namespace in the guard, you can do something like.
${filecomment}
#ifndef ${namespace_name}_${include_guard_symbol}
#define ${namespace_name}_${include_guard_symbol}
${includes}
${namespace_begin}
${declarations}
${namespace_end}
#endif /* ${namespace_name}_${include_guard_symbol} */
We've had a similar struggle on our project. One solution is to throw out ${include_guard_symbol} in the template all together, and define it yourself, possibly using some of the other predefined variables. Something like this:
${filecomment}
#ifndef MyProject_${file_base}_h
#define MyProject_${file_base}_h
${typecomment}
${declarations}
#endif /* MyProject_${file_base}_h */
So for a header file named inc/Foo.h, the include guard would be inserted like this:
#ifndef MyProject_Foo_h
#define MyProject_Foo_h
Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a way to customize much beyond that. For example, if I defined a class nested in a namespace
, I might want to put the namespace as part of the include guard. I can't find a way to do that in eclipse, currently.