This is a source code beautifier/formatter plugin that allows the user to use Uncrustify(1) to format the C-like languages in Sublime Text.

Sublime-Uncrustify can setup to read different configures (as different code styles) according to the languages and filenames or projects.

NOTE: (1) Uncrustify is a source code beautifier for C, C++, C#, ObjectiveC, D, Java, Pawn and VALA.

1. An Uncrustify MUST be installed before Sublime-Uncrustify can work.

   1. An Win32 binary is available in Sourceforge.

   2. OSX can install via 'brew install uncrustify' by Homebrew or 'port install uncrustify' by MacPorts.

   3. Other Linux-like OS please see http://uncrustify.sourceforge.net/ or build the program yourself.

   Remember the path of your Uncrustify executable (for step 4.2).

2. Configuring the Uncrustify:

   Examine the example config files in Uncrustify/etc (from uncrustify source) or Uncrustify/cfg (from Win32 pre-built).

   or you can find in:

   http://sourceforge.net/p/uncrustify/code/ci/master/tree/etc/

   Copy the existing config file that closely matches your style and modify(2) as your version.

   Remember the path of your config file for uncrustify (for step 4.3).

   NOTE: (2) See 'Other Uncrustify Utilities' below...

3. Install the Sublime-Uncrustify:

   The preferred method is to use the Sublime package manager Package Control:

   [sublime text menu]->[Preferences]->[Package Control]->[Install Package]->Search "Uncrustify" and install.

   Alternatively, the files can be obtained on GitHub:

   https://github.com/obxyann/Sublime-Uncrustify

   Just create a new folder named Uncrustify under your Sublime Text Packages folder and copy the files into.

4. Configure the Sublime-Uncrustify:

   [sublime text menu]->[Preferences]->[Package Settings]->[Uncrustify]

   1. Copy the default settings as user settings.

   2. Specify the path to uncrustify executable...(where step 1 installed)

   3. Specify the config file for uncrustify...(where step 2 copied and modified)

   4. Add your rules to use different config files (code styles) according to the languages and filenames.

NOTE: Although it can UNDO after a format action, please backup/SAVE your important/unsaved file before using!

1. Format whole document:

   Current document

   [sublime text menu]->[Tools]->[Uncrustify]->[Format Document]

2. Format a selection:

   Make a selection then

   [sublime text menu]->[Tools]->[Uncrustify]->[Format Selection]

3. Undo formatted:

   Just Undo before exit.

4. You can edit the Uncrustify config file specified in settings:

   [sublime text menu]->[Preferences]->[Package Settings]->[Uncrustify]

   ->[Open Uncrustify Config - Default]

   for all languages/file types supported and no custom filter or language matched

   ->[Open Uncrustify Config - Matches Current Document]

   according to current document matches one of filters or languages...

1. Some languages/file types don't supported by Uncrustify will pop a warning.

   Currently only supports C, C++, D, C#, Java, Pawn, Objective C, Objective C++, Vala, SQL and ECMA.

2. This is my first Python program. Before I have no knowledge about Python. So I must warn again...

   It is not guaranteed to work perfectly, please backup/SAVE your important/unsaved file before using!

3. Only tested in Windows 7 + Sublime Text 2/3. Please help to improve this plugin if it don't work in your OS!

1. Uncrustify is GPL V2 belongs to its authors. (Uncrustify binary not include in Sublime-Uncrustify)

2. Sublime-Uncrustify is released under the MIT license.

You can change your Uncrusify config file easily by:

1. (WIN32) UniversalIndentGUI: http://universalindent.sourceforge.net/

2. (OSX) UncrustifyX: https://github.com/ryanmaxwell/UncrustifyX/

But I think the default config file default.cfg from Uncrusify is well documented to modify directly!