Space after if() as a formatting rule

SteveA

The new formatting rules are wonderful! However, formatting is now adding a space after the "if" keyword (i.e., statements appear as "if ()" rather than "if()". Is there currently a setting that controls this (and if not, can one be added)? Thanks!

MiloslavBeno

Hello Steve,

Thank you very much for your kind words. We're happy you like them. We have an extensive list of the rules we still want to add and feedback like this helps us to prioritize. So, I'm moving this one on top ;-) It will be added soon.

Thank you!

SteveA

Great! Thanks. FWIW, Visual Studio C++ has an "Insert space between keyword and opening parenthesis in control flow statements" that controls this (i.e., a space after if(), while(), etc). There is a separate "Spacing between function names and opening parentheses of argument lists" setting that controls the space on function calls.

MiloslavBeno

Thank you, Steve. This will be included in the next update.