On Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at 3:14 AM Nikolai Kosjar <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2/19/19 3:19 PM, Michael Jackson wrote: > > Started using the 4.9 betas last week and generally I like the > > improvements. I do like the idea of moving the clang-tidy to the > > “Analyze” menu in order to make it easier to get to. > > It was already in that menu since version 4.7. And before that it was > also there, but as "Clang Static Analyzer" :) > > > Could we get a > > “Clang-Tidy current File” (in the same idea as Beautifier plugin has > > Clang-Format current file). > > Sounds useful. https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-22008 was > just created for this. > > Another one that might be useful is "Analyze the touched files of last N > commits." > > Nikolai > Yes, I would take either one right now. Our current code base was written almost 10 years ago and until about 2017 one of our collaborators was stuck VS 2010 so there was almost _no_ use of C++11, let alone GSL, C++14 and all of the recommended modern programming styles. As we update each file for bugs we like to have all of the clang-tidy warnings show up to remind us what needs to be updated. The downside is just having to wait what seems like forever for the functions menu to become available. I look forward to seeing a few more "quality of life" improvements in this area added into the next version. -- Mike Jackson
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