Am 12.08.2014 um 21:19 schrieb Stephen Leake <[email protected]>:
> We could introduce a new option ada-indent-aggregate-select (or similar
> name) to control this.
For a new option. The option could cover more cases of similar indentation,
such as aligning a list of variable names in a declaration. With
ada-indent-broken
applying to every occurrence of text broken across lines, it'll be all or
nothing.
By default, now, I get
function F (Foo : Bar) return Baz
is
Fordwards,
Backwards : Sametype;
begin
return Nil;
end F;
With ada-broken-intent 0, this becomes
function F (Foo : Bar) return Baz
is
Fordwards,
Backwards : Sametype;
begin
return Nil;
end F;
But every other text that is syntactically similar will then have this
same indentation (0 relative) which might not be what is wanted in each case.
Are there any coding styles that suggest separate settings for indenting
different kinds of text that are broken across lines?
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