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For example, you can force the modernize-use-nullptr check to replace any NULL-like macros with nullptr: Tuning checks in the editor To configure options for a particular check, use the Configure Clang-Tidy Checks Options dialog.

Some Clang-Tidy checks have options, which are either additional or substantial for the check (like those for readability-identifier-naming). You can set the desired severity level and scope for Clang-Tidy checks by selecting from the drop-down lists. *,clang-analyzer-*,-clang-analyzer-cplusplus* Specify a comma-separated list of positive and negative globs: positive globs add subsets of checks, while negative globs (prefixed with '-') remove them.įor example, the following command line will disable all default checks -* and enable all the clang-analyzer-* checks except for the clang-analyzer-cplusplus* ones: You can also enable/disable particular checks manually using the Clang-Tidy command line format. To quickly find a particular check, start typing its name when the dialog is in focus.Ĭlick Visit Help Page to navigate to the documentation describing the check in detail: To change the Clang-Tidy configuration, go to Settings/Preferences | Editor | Inspections, C/C++ | General | Clang-Tidy: Configure the list of checksĬlick to open the dialog where you can edit the list of checks: Here you can find details of the Clang-Tidy default configuration in CLion.

Note that not all the checks are enabled by default.

Folder tidy code#

CLion shows Clang-Tidy checks the same way as its own code inspections, with quick-fixes available via the -button or Alt+Enter: General Clang-Tidy settingsĬlang-Tidy checks are enabled by default, and you can see them as warnings (or messages of another severity level) in the editor. Clang-Tidy is a Clang-based tool for static code analysis.