Hi, I have a problem with formatting C pointers. I always want: int *i; // not int * i struct mystruct *s; // not struct mystruct *s
But it does not always work. For instance, take this file : https://github.com/rom1v/delay/blob/928a546862e8c20fdd39910fb20c6570277d1d5b/dtbuf.c Execute: indent -nut -fca -br -npcs -ce -brf -npsl dtbuf.c It changes : time_ms dtbuf_next_timestamp(struct dtbuf *dtbuf) { into: time_ms dtbuf_next_timestamp(struct dtbuf * dtbuf) { And: ssize_t dtbuf_write_chunk(struct dtbuf *dtbuf, … into: ssize_t dtbuf_write_chunk(struct dtbuf * dtbuf, … But it keep unchanged: int dtbuf_init(struct dtbuf *dtbuf, size_t capacity) { (and others) More stranger: replace the return type "time_ms" by "void" in my first example, and it will format: time_ms dtbuf_next_timestamp(struct dtbuf *dtbuf) { (without the extra space) $ indent --version GNU indent: 2.2.11 Thank you for your help ;) _______________________________________________ bug-indent mailing list bug-indent@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-indent
