https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=358798
--- Comment #5 from Piotr Mierzwinski <piotr.mierzwin...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Igor Kushnir from comment #4)
> Piotr, I think you are misunderstanding the configuration page. By picking a
> formatter for each language in the Language combobox you can use different
> formatters for different languages. The Language combobox does not show the
> currently configured language, but lets you pick the language you want to
> select a formatter for.
>
> Here is what I have in my
> ~/.local/share/kdevelop/sessions/{session-id}/sessionrc:
>
> [SourceFormatter]
> ModelinesEnabled=false
> OverrideKateIndentation=false
> text/x-c++hdr=kdevastyle||Qt
> text/x-c++src=kdevastyle||Qt
> text/x-chdr=kdevastyle||KDELibs
> text/x-csharp=kdevastyle||1TBS
> text/x-csrc=kdevastyle||KDELibs
> text/x-java=kdevastyle||1TBS
> text/x-objcsrc=kdevastyle||1TBS
>
> This is after I picked Qt as the style for the C++ Language and KDELibs as
> the style for the C Language, while leaving the default 1TBS style for other
> languages that I don't use.
>
> So if you only use C++, configure the source formatter for this language in
> KDevelop settings. However note Bug 335549: if your headers have the *.h
> extension, configure the formatter for the C language as well. You could
> even use different formatters for headers and source files in this case.
>
> As for your project configuration idea, it's already implemented. There is a
> Source Formatter section on the Configure Project page.
>
> To summarize:
> - custom formatting styles that a user creates are stored in
> ~/.config/kdeveloprc. So a user can create a custom style "My style" once,
> then select it for any other session or project.
> - Source formatters ("Artistic Style" or "Custom Script Formatter") and
> styles (1TBS, ANSI, ... or "Gnu Indent : GNU", "Clang Format", ...)
> selections for each language on the Source Formatter page of the Configure
> KDevelop window are stored separately for each session (as I showed above).
> - Source formatters can also be configured on a per-project basis.
>
> In conclusion, I think there is no bug here, so this issue can be closed as
> not a bug.
Yes. You are right. I misunderstood this configuration.
Now I get it that I can just set Formatter for given language and my recent
setting (made couple days ago) just reflects this. I mean I had one Formatter
for C and for C++ different. Today I checked and all was fine.
And about Artistic Style->Qt what you mentioned that you set in your side and
KDevelop thanks that stopped insert spaces next to brackets, I found it also.
Before seems I just overlooked this entry in Formatter combobox list. Anyway I
have set it for both (C and C++).
Thank you for explanation.
I'm going to change status this ticket.
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