OrderBy orders header and implementation files by directory path with the header file occurring first and the implementation file coming second.
OrderBy expects a relative/absolute file path as input and traverses the directory (and subdirectories) recursively to order files together. Files MUST have the same absolute directory path to be considered a pair (must reside in same directory).
Ex: 'user/bar/foo.hpp' and 'user/foo.cpp' will NOT be considered a pair.
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Build using cmake:
cmake [path to CMakeLists.txt]
OrderBy is run on the command line
./OrderBy [relative path]
./OrderBy [absolute path]
Help
./OrderBy --help
-o, --output [file name] - File name of output - ordered list of file names (prints ordered pairs to cmd line by default
-w, --warningReport [file name] - Output optional report file for unpaired .cpp (off by default)
-n, --nonrecursive - Enables nonrecursive traversion of subdirectories (off by default)
-q, --quiet - Disables warnings (warnings on by default)
-f, --fullPath - Output contains full path of each file (relative path by default)
OrderBy outputs ordered pairs of header and implementation files (header files first, then implementation files second). Single header files are also outputted even if they do not have a corresponding implementation file.
Implementation files that do not have a corresponding header file are considered unpaired and will not be contained in the outputted file of pairs.
A seperate warning report option (-w) is available that places all implementation files without corresponding headers inside of it.
Supported header (first) file extensions:
- .h
- .hpp
- .hxx
- .hh
- .h++
- .H
- .i
- .ii
- .tcc
Supported Implementation (second) file extensions:
- .c
- .cpp
- .CPP
- .cp
- .cxx
- .cc
- .c++
- .C