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# Code style
## Guidelines
* Use generic formats
* Where possible, use QVector over QList:
http://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/development/2017-March/029040.html
## Versioning
#### Major version
Changed infrequently and almost entirely out of foppery and whim.
#### Minor version
Milestone of multiple features.
#### Revision
Major bugfixes and each new feature should get a revision.
### Branching
* master - main branch, should be kept up-to-date, and have only working code
* next - next stable release preparation, mostly for bugfixes
* development - development branch, anything goes there
### Folder structure
folder | description
------ | -----------
/src | source code
/src/widgets | subclassed Qt widgets
/src/formats | file format parsing (toml, xbel)
/src/forms | Qt UI forms and classes
/src/webengine | QWebEngine subclasses
/test | test run location, mainly for QtCreator
## clazy
You can use [clazy](https://github.com/KDE/clazy) to check Qt semantics.
Requires clang.
To set check levels, set the CLAZY_CHECKS environment variable to 'level0,level1', etc.
### Setting up in QtCreator
The simplest way to set it up is to use _clazy_ instead of _clang_.
1. Go to Tools » Options » Build & Run » Compilers
2. Clone the clang compiler of your choice
3. Set _Compiler path_ to _/usr/bin/clazy_
This will update the qbs profile that QtCreator uses.
### Reducing clazy noise
If you want to suppress warnings from headers of Qt or 3rd party code, include
them with -isystem instead of -I. To do this, you have to
[modify your Qt profile](clazy-sysincludes) like this:
Find the profile's search path:
```sh
$ qbs config --list profiles.qt562.preferences
profiles.qt562.preferences.qbsSearchPaths: "/home/someone/.config/QtProject/qbs/1.9.0/profiles/qt562"
```
Replace cpp.includePaths with cpp.systemIncludePaths in the Qt modules of that
profile:
```sh
$ find /home/someone/.config/QtProject/qbs/1.9.0/profiles/qt562/modules/Qt/ -name '*.qbs' | xargs -n1 sed -i s/cpp\.includePaths/cpp.systemIncludePaths/
```
[clazy-sysincludes]: http://lists.qt-project.org/pipermail/qbs/2017-April/001709.html
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