Dmytro Kolomoiets

More enhancement -- autostartup of avfs instead of manual cmdline above: `~/.config/systemd/user/avfs.service` ```systemd [Unit] Description=Avfs archive auto-mount RequiresMountsFor=%t [Service] Type=forking RuntimeDirectory=%P Environment=AVFSBASE=%t/%P ExecStart=/usr/bin/mountavfs ExecStop=/usr/bin/umountavfs ProtectSystem=strict [Install] WantedBy=default.target ``` systemctl --user...

By the way, half of my team uses vim/emacs, and another half IDE. We compromised on enumerating headers in separate call to `target_sources(${PROJECT_NAME} PRIVATE ...)`.

Somewhat related to the problem -- other standard functions with specific handling. In all cases I strongly prefer to group heterogeneous keywords to keep indent level of homogeneous lists to...

Thanks for the answer. If it's really challenging to implement this, than it's not worth it. I will simply stick to manual formatting in my own projects as did last...

More or less I agree with your interpretation of my above textwall, beside single point: I don't count first keyword as first real argument. Therefore I actually need to keep...

The more I try to fine-tune formatting, the more I conclude there is nothing we can do w/o explicit rules per each command (and not some "weights"). CMake syntax is...

Somewhat related to this problem -- custom nonconventional formatting is IMO clearly superior: ```cmake set_property(SOURCE ${src} APPEND PROPERTY COMPILE_DEFINITIONS "${var}=${_tag}") set(CMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER "${ccache_exe}" CACHE FILEPATH "") set(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER "${ccache_exe}" CACHE FILEPATH "")...

Temporarily, varclass looks like the way to go, to fix formatting through project. Downside of this approach -- maintaining list of such variables when refactoring, etc and overall too tight...

Eager to see how it will compare to my custom formatting proposed above. I already feel like can predict pitfalls similar to clang-format ugliness for templated boost wrapper functions :)

Blindingly simple but tempting solution. OK, in a couple of days I will reformat one of my codebases by this novel suggestion and will share personal experience of staring into...