#117 Feature request: add pad option in #include

[Evan Greenup]

In C/C++ or other language which support C preprocess (like Fortran), #include can insert the header files to the source files.

In C, both "#include<stdio.h>" and "#include <stdio.h>" are correct. In different coding style, the preference are different. Currently, there aren't pad and unpad option for this item.</stdio.h></stdio.h>

If it is possible, please consider to add them in astyle.

[André Simon]

You can test --pad-include and --pad-include=nonein 3.5.2. It will be documented in the next major release.

[Blabber BB Blubb]

I tried it with version 3.5.2-x64 and 3.6-x64 and sadly could not get it to work.
I had the following lines at the beginning of the c file (without the - in front,1st and 3rd line has multiple spaces) and none of them got adapted with either of the options.
-#include "compile.h"
-#include<stdarg.h>
-#include <stdarg.h>
...</stdarg.h></stdarg.h>

[André Simon]

This is weird, I just tested all builds and it works as intended. Did you add any other options?