Linux Source code collation format tool--indent__linux

INDENT-NPRO-KR-I8-TS8-SOB-L80-SS-NCS-CP1 file name

This is the format in which the Linux kernel uses indent to organize code.

Introduction:
The Indent command identifies the original code files of C and formats them for easy reading by the programmer.

Syntax:

indent [parameter] [source file]
indent [parameter] [source file][-o target file]

Introduction to Options:
-bad: In the Declaration section or with a blank line.
-BAP: In a program or add a blank line.
-BBB: Adds a blank line after the annotation section.
-BC: In the Declaration section, if a comma is present, the line wraps.
-bl:if (or else,for, and so on) are not peers with "{" In the following execution section, and "}" is a single line.
-bli<: Sets the number of cells in the {} indent.
The-br:if (or else,for, and so on) does not travel with the "{" of the trailing limp and "}" from one line.
-bs: Empty after sizeof.
-c<: Places a comment in the field specified on the right side of the code.
-cd<: Places a comment in the field specified on the right side of the declaration.
-CDB: annotation symbol from one line.
-ce: Place else After "}" (the end of the If Execution section).
-ci<: The description of the long and changing lines, specify the number of indents after the line wrap.
-cli<: The number of cells that the switch indents when using case.
-cp<: Place the annotation on the right side of the else and ElseIf narration.
-cs: Empty one after cast.
-d<: Sets the number of indents for comments that are not on the right side of the program code.
-di<: Places the variable of the declaration section in the specified field.
-FC1: Formats the comments that are placed at the front of each line.
-FCA: Sets the format of all annotations.
-GNU: Specifies the use of the GNU format, which is a preset value.
-i<: Sets the number of cells in the indent.
-ip<: Sets the number of indents for the parameter.
-KR: Specifies the format to use Kernighan&ritchie.
-LP: When the narration is too long and wraps, and the description includes parentheses, the beginning field of each line in parentheses is arranged vertically.
-nbad: Do not add blank lines after declaring the section.
-NBAP: Do not add blank lines after the program.
-NBBB: Do not add blank lines after the annotation section.
-NBC: In the Declaration section, do not wrap the line even if a comma appears.
-NCDB: note Symbols do not come from one line.
-nce: Do not place else after "}".
-ncs: Do not empty one after cast.
-NFC1: Do not format the comments that are placed at the front of each line.
-NFCA: Do not format any comments.
-nip: Do not indent parameters.
-NLP: The narrative is too long to wrap, and when the narration contains parentheses, you do not have to arrange the starting field of each line in parentheses vertically.
-npcs: After the name of the function you called, do not add a space.
-npro: Do not read the indent configuration file. Indent.pro.
-NPSL: The program type is placed on the same line as the program name.
-NSC: Do not add an asterisk (*) to the left of the annotation.
-NSOB: Do not need to handle extra blank lines.
-NSS: If a for or a while section has only one row, the top of the semicolon is not added.
-NV: Do not display detailed information.
-orig: Use the Berkeley format.
-pcs: Adds a space between the called function name and "{".
-PSL: The program type is placed in the previous line of the program name.
-SC: Add an asterisk (*) to the left of each line of comments.
-sob: Remove extra blank lines.
-SS: If the for or Swile section has a row, add a space before the semicolon.
-st: Displays the results in a standard output device.
-T: Data type name indentation.
-ts: Sets the tab length.
-V: Displays detailed information at execution time.