csharp_space_after_unary_operator

Space after unary minus/plus, logical not, and the unsafe pointer prefix operators. Not bitwise complement or prefix increment/decrement.

Default: false

Curb's output is not always a fixed point of the tool(s) below for this key — see conformance divergences for the full registry.

• dotnet-format-whitespace: csharp_space_after_unary_operator is a ReSharper generalized key (space_after_unary_operator) dotnet format does not recognise at all. Measured: dotnet format whitespace always normalises - x/+ x/! x back to -x/+x/!x regardless of any .editorconfig setting, since it has its own fixed, unconfigurable opinion here. Setting the key to true is a permanent, structural divergence from dotnet format for any file containing a unary expression — there is no shape Curb could pick that satisfies both dotnet format's fixed opinion and the key's own request at once. (SpacingTests.Unary_minus_plus_and_not_take_a_space_when_asked)
• dotnet-format-whitespace: Same permanent divergence as SpacingTests.Unary_minus_plus_and_not_take_a_space_when_asked, exercised for the two unsafe pointer prefix operators (pointer indirection *p, address-of &x) rather than unary minus/plus/not — dotnet format normalises * p/& x back to *p/&x just as unconditionally. (SpacingTests.The_unsafe_pointer_prefix_operators_take_a_space_too)
• ide0055: Same permanent divergence as the dotnet-format-whitespace entry above (a ReSharper-only key dotnet format has no concept of, so it always normalises the space back out), now confirmed under a real dotnet build -p:EnforceCodeStyleInBuild=true as well as the dotnet format whitespace CLI. (SpacingTests.Unary_minus_plus_and_not_take_a_space_when_asked)

csharp_space_after_unary_operator = true
		

namespace N;

public class Widget
{
    public int Negate(int x)
    {
        int a = -x;
        bool b = !(x > 0);
        int c = ~x;
        return a + c;
    }
}
		

namespace N;

public class Widget
{
    public int Negate(int x)
    {
        int a = - x;
        bool b = ! (x > 0);
        int c = ~x;
        return a + c;
    }
}
		

csharp_space_after_unary_operator = false
		

namespace N;

public class Widget
{
    public int Negate(int x)
    {
        int a = -x;
        bool b = !(x > 0);
        int c = ~x;
        return a + c;
    }
}
		

namespace N;

public class Widget
{
    public int Negate(int x)
    {
        int a = -x;
        bool b = !(x > 0);
        int c = ~x;
        return a + c;
    }
}