Qt Formatter

Qt Formatter analyzes Qt/C++ code to apply consistent formatting aligned with Qt style guidelines. It accepts a code sample, a target language, and constraints such as maximum line length and indentation style, producing standardized output.\n\nConceptually, the tool tokenizes input, adjusts indentation, wraps long lines, repositions braces, and preserves comments and essential macros when possible. Required inputs include code_snippet, language, and line_length; optional inputs include indent_size, use_tabs, and style_variant. The process is deterministic and does not change semantics.\n\nAudience and value: developers, code reviewers, and CI pipelines benefit from predictable formatting. Differentiators include Qt-specific handling of macros, signals/slots, and Qt container patterns, plus local processing without network calls. Use cases include pre-commit formatting, repository-wide cleanup, and ensuring consistent diffs in code reviews.\n\nCore features include: line-length enforcement, indentation control, brace placement, comment preservation, and optional style presets. Example: unformatted Qt code is reformatted to align braces, wrap lines at the target length, and use consistent indentation; supports modern C++ constructs used in Qt projects.