Am 2016-11-23 um 13:26 schrieb Graeme Geldenhuys:
> On 2016-11-23 12:14, Jürgen Hestermann wrote:
>> In your screenshot you use empty lines
>> but no comment lines to separate the blocks.
> It makes no difference... it has the same result. See attached
> screenshot, where I added comments using a // prefix.
> You seem to be missing how indentation or alignment is triggered with
> ET. It only happens when a TAB (U+0009) character is found.
Yes, I see now.
It will only be a problem when 2 (different) blocks
with elastic tabstops are directly following each other
(without a line that has no tabstops as a separator).
But this happens quite often in my code in function/procedure
declarations as I align the parameters and directly after this
the var declarations are aligned too (but not aligned to the parameter
declaration):
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function MyProcedureThatDoesSomething(const Path,
SourceItemName,
TargetPath,
TargetItemName : MyStringType;
CopyProgressRoutine :
CopyProgressRoutineTyp;
const Flag : boolean;
out ErrorCode : DWord;
var ItemSkipped : boolean;
const ExistingMode :
OverwriteExistingModeTyp) : boolean;
var Flags,
VolumeS,
VolumeT : DWord;
S,T : MyStringType;
FileEntryS,
FileEntryT : BasicFileTyp;
H : hwnd;
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In this case I would need to insert an empty (or comment line) between
both blocks which I do not want in all cases.
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