Order of #includes
On this page, you can configure the #include ordering settings.
Sort include directives
| Enable inspection 'Order of #include directives does not match code style settings' | Select this option to highlight any #include directives that violate the sorting order. |
| Preserve existing #include groups during a sort | This option lets you configure whether the default sorting action should regroup all directives or sort each group separately. |
| Case-sensitive sort | Select this option to sort all include directives of the same category as follows: place includes starting with uppercase letters before those starting with lowercase letters. |
| Group headers by directory | Select this option to create groups of headers based on their file path. |
| Sort order | Customize the sorting rules: order precompiled headers, the main header for the current file, add blank lines to separate your groups and find the place for all #include directives with names that match a regular expression pattern. |
Main source file suffix
| Regular expression for main source file suffix | Specify a regular expression pattern to determine the main header for the current file. |
| Consider only quoted includes as potential main headers | Select this option to improve main header detection. |
Last modified: 05 April 2021