Hi, I would consider On 10/10/07, John Femiani <JOHN.FEMIANI@asu.edu> wrote:
aligned_storage.hpp:160: [L001] trailing whitespace -fix1: vera++ -transform trim_right aligned_storage.hpp -fix2: vera++ -transform som_other_transform aligned_storage.hpp
I would consider that more like a plugin for whichever IDE you are using --or a command line report processor. An example would be using a plugin for Eclipse CDT --now that you mention it--, that runs vera, processes the output and adds suggestions that are integrated in the IDE project. For us using plain editors and command line tools, someone (not necessarily Vera++ makers) could come up with a wrapper that suggests solutions. Internalizing those suggestions into the tool seems unneeded and cumbersome.
//@ignore_rule L001
I agree on this with some previous post: I don't think that is a good option, mainly for two reasons. First it implies adding comments in the code to control some external tool, second if you start that path, you'll end up with a comment to control how vi indents, emacs options, vera++ options, another tools options... David