Xcode 5 plugin for clang-format.
Disclaimer: This is a work in progress, use at your own risk.
Installation:
- Install clang-format (if you don't have it already)
1.1 If you have homebrew, use the commandbrew install llvm35 --HEAD --with-clang. You can replace llvm35 with whatever version that is recent. Note that HEAD only builds are not linked in/usr/local/binin homebrew thus you will need to create a symlink in your~/bindirectory. You can use the command line:ln -s `brew info llvm35 | grep Cellar | awk '{print $1;}'`/bin/clang-format-3.5 ~/bin/clang-format.
1.2 Alternatively you can build clang-format from souce. Follow the official documentation to checkout llvm and clang and use the build targetclang-format. After building, create a symlink to your~/bindirectory e.g.ln -s path/to/build/bin/clang-format ~/bin/clang-format. - In case you have clang-format installed and decided not to create a symlink in
~/bin, change the path to clang-format inPluginPreferences.m. Right now it defaults to~/bin/clang-format. - Build the project. This will automatically install the plugin in
~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins. - Restart Xcode.
Usage: After successfully installing the plugin, you should see a new Clang Format menu under the Edit menu in Xcode. Simply select the line(s) in your source window and click on Clang Format->Format Selected Text. Alternatively you can use the keyboard shortcut ⌘+⇧+X to have the same effect.
Users can select between built-in styles from Clang Format->Format Style menu. Note that the selection is global for all projects.
Status: alpha quality.