Hi,
This is regarding GNU Indent version 2.2.6
I am observing the following behavior when I run "Indent" with the "-kr" switch.
Example Source Code:
Input Output (Command: indent -kr )
typedef struct
{
int a;
char b;
int c[sizeof(int)];
} structure_one; typedef struct {
int a;
char b;
int c[sizeof(int)];
} structure_one; (indentation OK)
typedef int new_type;
typedef struct
{
int a;
char b;
int c[sizeof(new_type)];
} structure_two; typedef int new_type;
typedef struct {
int a;
char b;
int c[sizeof(new_type)];
}
structure_two; <---(strange indentation)
In the source-code above, I see that the side-effect is due to the "new_type"
in the second structure.
You may also try it yourself.
The question is, whether this behavior of "indent" intended to be as it is?
If it is intentional, then is there a command-line-switch to control it?
If this is not a feature, then is it a bug or a side-effect?
I would really appreciate if I get some reply to this query.
With Best Wishes,
~
Jagmeet Singh Hanspal
( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
~
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