Insert live templates inside the file template. This option is available only for file templates. Reformat the contents generated based on this template according to the code style defined for this file type. For more information about the syntax used in file templates, see Syntax. $Įdit the code used for the selected template. For example, here is how you can use the specified name but put it one directory above the one that was selected during file creation. You can hard-code a specific name to avoid the prompt entirely, or compose a template from available variables. By default, PhpStorm prompts the user to enter a name when adding the file.

If necessary, specify a name for the file created from this template. PhpStorm uses these built-in templates as snippets to generate various constructs. PhpStorm provides a set of predefined built-in templates for generating PHP file headers and PHPDoc comments for PHP classes, fields, and functions (methods). Specify the file extension to associate the template with a specific file type. For more information, refer to Reusable content in templates. Not available for default built-in templates. If this checkbox is selected, the part that results from nesting contains. One part results from nesting code blocks, and the other part is determined by alignment. The formatter will perform the same formatting operations in memory and will exit with a non-zero status in case any of the formatted files differs from the original one.Specify the name of the template to display in the UI. If the checkbox is cleared, PhpStorm uses spaces instead of tabs. Run the formatter in the validation mode. This option is useful if the command-line formatter cannot correctly process special letters in a source file. Preserve encoding and enforce the charset for reading and writing source files, for example: -charset ISO-8859-15. Otherwise, the file or files will be ignored. Use the default code style settings when the code style is not defined for a file or a group of files: when -s is not set and the file does not belong to any project. If there is a project in one of the parent folders, its settings will be used implicitly as well as EditorConfig. If this option is not specified, the file will be skipped. For more information, refer to EditorConfig. The remaining settings will be taken from your code style scheme. In this case, if formatting settings from EditorConfig overlap with the settings from your code style scheme, PhpStorm will use the settings from EditorConfig. editorconfig files in the parent directories and applies them for formatting on top of the PhpStorm code style settings. idea/codeStyles/Project.xml file stored in your project directory (for PhpStorm version 2017.3 and later).

idea/codeStyleSettings.xml file stored in your project directory (for PhpStorm version 2017.2 and earlier). This can be one of the following:Ī file with the exported code style settings: open the Editor | Code Style page of the IDE settings Control+Alt+S, click, and select Export. Specify the code style settings file to use for formatting. Process specified directories recursively. You can use the * (any string) and ? (any single character) wildcards. Specify a comma-separated list of file masks that define the files to be processed.

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