1 | This directory contains a VSPackage project to generate a Visual Studio extension
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2 | for clang-format.
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4 | Build prerequisites are:
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5 | - Visual Studio 2015
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6 | - Extensions SDK (you'll be prompted to install it if you open ClangFormat.sln)
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8 | The extension is built using CMake to generate the usual LLVM.sln by setting
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9 | the following CMake vars:
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11 | - BUILD_CLANG_FORMAT_VS_PLUGIN=ON
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13 | - NUGET_EXE_PATH=path/to/nuget_dir (unless nuget.exe is already available in PATH)
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15 | example:
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16 | cd /d C:\code\llvm
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17 | mkdir build & cd build
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18 | cmake -DBUILD_CLANG_FORMAT_VS_PLUGIN=ON -DNUGET_EXE_PATH=C:\nuget ..
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20 | Once LLVM.sln is generated, build the clang_format_vsix target, which will build
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21 | ClangFormat.sln, the C# extension application.
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23 | The CMake build will copy clang-format.exe and LICENSE.TXT into the ClangFormat/
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24 | directory so they can be bundled with the plug-in, as well as creating
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25 | ClangFormat/source.extension.vsixmanifest. Once the plug-in has been built with
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26 | CMake once, it can be built manually from the ClangFormat.sln solution in Visual
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27 | Studio.
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29 | ===========
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30 | Debugging
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31 | ===========
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33 | Once you've built the clang_format_vsix project from LLVM.sln at least once,
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34 | open ClangFormat.sln in Visual Studio, then:
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36 | - Make sure the "Debug" target is selected
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37 | - Open the ClangFormat project properties
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38 | - Select the Debug tab
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39 | - Set "Start external program:" to where your devenv.exe is installed. Typically
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40 | it's "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe"
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41 | - Set "Command line arguments" to: /rootsuffix Exp
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42 | - You can now set breakpoints if you like
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43 | - Press F5 to build and run with debugger
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45 | If all goes well, a new instance of Visual Studio will be launched in a special
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46 | mode where it uses the experimental hive instead of the normal configuration hive.
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47 | By default, when you build a VSIX project in Visual Studio, it auto-registers the
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48 | extension in the experimental hive, allowing you to test it. In the new Visual Studio
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49 | instance, open or create a C++ solution, and you should now see the Clang Format
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50 | entries in the Tool menu. You can test it out, and any breakpoints you set will be
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51 | hit where you can debug as usual.
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