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Run autopep8 as well as clang-format when calling "make format", the PATHS argument is passed to both utilities which will only operate on files they support. For example: `make format PATHS=release/scripts` formats Python scripts, `make format PATHS=source/blender/blenlib` would format C/C++. If users really want they can format C/C++ & Python files at the same time since both formatting utilities filter on file extension. `make format PATHS="release/scripts/startup/nodeitems_builtins.py source/creator/creator.c"` ---- NOTE: I wasn't able to use the Python binary in place (it gives an error that `libcrypt.so.1` isn't found), and didn't think it necessary to use the pre-compiled Python. So `PYTHON` will always be used to execute `autopep8.py` found in our `../lib/` directory. Otherwise the `autopep8` command will be used if none of the paths under `../lib/` are found.

Run autopep8 as well as clang-format when calling "make format", the PATHS argument is passed to both utilities which will only operate on files they support. For example: `make format PATHS=release/scripts` formats Python scripts, `make format PATHS=source/blender/blenlib` would format C/C++. If users really want they can format C/C++ & Python files at the same time since both formatting utilities filter on file extension. `make format PATHS="release/scripts/startup/nodeitems_builtins.py source/creator/creator.c"` ---- Notes: - I wasn't able to use the Python binary in place (it gives an error that `libcrypt.so.1` isn't found), and didn't think it necessary to use the pre-compiled Python. So `PYTHON` will always be used to execute `autopep8.py` found in our `../lib/` directory. Otherwise the `autopep8` command will be used if none of the paths under `../lib/` are found. - At the moment executing this does nothing (which is good), but not useful for testing. To check formatting does something, temporarily delete `./pyproject.toml` and run `make format`.

Run autopep8 as well as clang-format when calling "make format", the PATHS argument is passed to both utilities which will only operate on files they support. For example: `make format PATHS=release/scripts` formats Python scripts, `make format PATHS=source/blender/blenlib` would format C/C++. If users really want they can format C/C++ & Python files at the same time since both formatting utilities filter on file extension. `make format PATHS="release/scripts/startup/nodeitems_builtins.py source/creator/creator.c"` ---- NOTE:Notes: - I wasn't able to use the Python binary in place (it gives an error that `libcrypt.so.1` isn't found), and didn't think it necessary to use the pre-compiled Python. So `PYTHON` will always be used to execute `autopep8.py` found in our `../lib/` directory. Otherwise the `autopep8` command will be used if none of the paths under `../lib/` are found. - At the moment executing this does nothing (which is good), but not useful for testing. To check formatting does something, temporarily delete `./pyproject.toml` and run `make format`.