Add possibility to exclude array initializations #6
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The --ignore-sequences option now optionally takes an argument specifying which 'ignore sequence' strategies should be applied. Multiple strategies can be enabled by providing the option multiple times. The existing behavior of --ignore-sequences without a parameter (defaulting to 'ignore literal and identifier sequences') and --ignore-literal-sequences is preserved.
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See PR34422.
This adds the ability to exclude array initializations in C/C++ from duplication. Specifically,
{}-delimited comma-separated lists that directly follow an assignment (=) are skipped.Rather than adding yet another variant of the --ignore-sequences/--ignore-literal-sequences flag, the --ignore-sequences option now optionally takes a parameter (one of 'literals', 'literals-identifiers', 'initializations'). If no parameter is provided, it behaves the same as the original --ignore-sequences flag, ignoring sequences of literals and identifiers.