xpcfix -epc `find | grep -P "cpp$|h$" | perl -pe 's/\n/ /'`
This is a conservative pass, which doesn't catch absolutely all cases. But it should be good enough.
xpcfix -bpc `find | grep -P "cpp$|h$" | perl -pe 's/\n/ /'`
This is a huge, repetitive patch, and I confess having only skimmed a lot of it. I'm reasonably confident in the tool here though.
Updated to fix 'else' as well.
xpcfix -puc `find | grep -P "cpp$|h$" | perl -pe 's/\n/ /'`
Some of these changes aren't quite ideal, but it's the best my tooling can do and I think it's very much a step in the right direction. This is necessary to do first, because doing if(foo) -> if (foo) changes the location of parentheses, which affects how other things should be aligned. So this has to be built into the tooling, and we might as well take care of the pre-existing issues first.
xpcfix -c `find | grep -P "cpp$|h$" | perl -pe 's/\n/ /'`
This isn't a huge deal, but it's necessary for the other style changes we want to make. Specifically, when adding and removing things from lines within macros, xpcfix corrects continuation backslashes by putting them at column 79. If we make sure that this is also the default everywhere, then everything will match up.
git diff -w shows no changes here as well.
