Phillip Lord sagely stated:
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> >>>>> "Jim" == Jim Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> Jim> You guessed it--I'm not at all knowledgeable in either lisp or
> Jim> cc-mode :-(
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> Jim> jim
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> Jim> Re: How to get nested classes to indent?
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> Well I think that you need to be a little bit more
> specific. Nested classes (inner classes right?) should be indented
> reasonably by cc-mode. If you mean that you dont like the indentation
> sytle then I suggest you read the cc-mode documentation, particularly
> about "styles" of which there are a few you can try out.
To be specific, a nested aka inner class is starting in column 0, when
it should be indented within the outer class.
I have read most of the cc-mode doc and if it were clear (to me) how to fix
this, I wouldn't have posted the question :) (The version of cc-mode
that came with SuSE Linux is 5.20.)
