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Basic config for different editors #35
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EditorConfig helps maintain consistent coding styles for multiple developers working on the same project across various editors and IDEs. https://editorconfig.org/
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Great idea, only just really figured how to set up Clang properly on vscode myself. Makes a world of difference. I think this file and a clang file would help immensely. I will add one for this pull. |
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This has also been addressed in #33 |
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I recognized you are working with a two-space indent. A lot of my changes were made with 4.
To reduce the diff sizes and get a bit more consistent coding style I propose to add a .editorconfig
which is automatically respected by a lot of IDEs.