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5.6.2.9.2 Operators

Conditional operators: && ||

Determines whether line breaks are proceed before or after conditional operators.

Wrap before conditional operators:

				if (conditionA() && conditionB()        |

				    && conditionC() && conditionD())    |

				{                                       |

				    ...                                 |

				}                                       |

Wrap after conditional operators:

				if (conditionA() && conditionB() &&     |

				    conditionC() && conditionD())       |

				{                                       |

				    ...                                 |

				}                                       |

Comparison operators: < > == != ...

Determines whether line breaks are proceed before or after comparison operators.

Wrap before comparison operators:

				if (functionA(a, b, c, d, e)            |

				    < functionB(f, g, h, i, j))         |

				{                                       |

				    ...                                 |

				}                                       |

Wrap after comparison operators:

				if (functionA(a, b, c, d, e) <          |

				    functionB(f, g, h, i, j))           |

				{                                       |

				    ...                                 |

				}                                       |

Numerical operators: + - * / % & | << >> ...

Determines whether line breaks are proceed before or after numerical operators.

Wrap before numerical operators:

				x = (y * 100) + 42       |

				    + (100 - z);         |

Wrap after numerical operators:

				x = (y * 100) + 42 +     |

				    (100 - z);           |

Input/Output operators: << >>

Determines whether line breaks are proceed before or after input/output operators.

Wrap before input/output operators:

				std::cout << "This is a simple program that outputs some text." << std::endl    |

				          << "You can output more lines of text" << std::endl                   |

				          << "just by repeating the output statement like this." << std::endl;  |

				                                                                                |

Wrap after input/output operators:

				std::cout << "This is a simple program that outputs some text." << std::endl << |

				             "You can output more lines of text" << std::endl <<                |

				             "just by repeating the output statement like this." << std::endl;  |

Allow wrapping after assignments =

Determines whether line breaks are allowed after assignments or not.

Allow wrapping after assignments:

				if (x == 0)                                                 |

				{                                                           |

				    myNewValue =                                            |

				         new aVeryLongConstructorWhichIsNotEasyToWrap();    |

				}                                                           |

Do not allow wrapping after assignments:

				if (x == 0)                                                 |

				{                                                           |

				    myNewValue = new aVeryLongConstructorWhichIsNotEasyToWrap();

				}                                                           |