I have issues with the use of `current-indentation'.
This value will always return false if you have a rather long line and
break it or like myself and put the `throws' clause on a separate line.
public doSomeThingThat()
throws somePoo { <-- 4
....
} <-- 2
This is even more trouble if you have to maintain a code base that was
initially written by a different user that used a funky indention scheme
that moved closing braces in a space or two.
Another interesting unexpected behavior; the close brace is not inserted
if there is any amount of whitespace between point and the open brace.
Here is a better (at least the way I think about) way of doing almost
the same thing. Without worrying about indention levels, coding styles,
or the myriad other pitfalls the previous way has.
(defun my-jde-brace-hack ()
(interactive)
(save-excursion
(newline)
(insert "}")
(indent-according-to-mode)))
(defadvice c-electric-brace (after my-jde-brace-hack activate)
(my-jde-brace-hack))
The `c-electric-brace' should be what ever this returns:
(lookup-key jde-mode-map [(})])
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Bryan Shell CivicNet (www.civicnet.net)
Applications Developer
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