When working on different projects, with different people and using different frameworks you often struggle to keep your code compliant to their conventions. Some teams get very strict about naming variables/methods/classes and other things the others make holy wars around the topic. I understand them and I fully support, but as any developer I have my own preference I wish I could code with comfortably. This makes me think whether there is a simple solution.
Are there any tools or editors that can automatically convert code to follow a different standard? I imagine there can be no such smart tool that will support naming conversions, so I'm ok with that, but I really wish to see
foreach($lala as $lalala) {
and not
foreach($lala as $lalala)
{
same goes with statements:
if(I_LIEK_COOKIES) {
eat_cookie();
} else {
toss_cookie();
}
and not
if ( I_LIEK_COOKIES ) {
eat_cookie();
}
else
{
toss_cookie();
}
(note the spaces between and around the parenthesis too)
I won't even mention spaces/tabs, I can convert it in my IDE with a shortcut but it would be awesome.
So the things I would like to get customized are
Some of the extras anyone would appreciate:
The perfect workflow would be like this:
Of course, someone may wish not to use git, then it would be simply converted when opening and after saving the file but as I understand it's impossible to do outside of an IDE/editor with a tool of some kind.
Has someone stumbled upon something like that? Could not find anything anywhere but tab/space conversion.
PS I wish to mention I'm working with PHP/JS so it's prioritized but I code using other languages on my spare time.
You could store configurations (eg vim .vimrcs, Eclipse preferences etc.) in each project's version control repository.
However , I think there's a big problem wrt. converting code when pushing/pulling to/from repositories. If someone reports an issue with your code (eg exception at line 100), converting the code when pulling from your repository is going to give you a different line 100. I don't think you can practically operate without working on the exact code that your compatriots are working with.
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