| Issue |
180215
|
| Summary |
[clang-format] Unexpected line continuation indent formatting
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| Labels |
clang-format
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
JWTheDBA
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I'm not sure if this is expected behavior, or a bug, so asking...
I have clang-format configured to emulate BSD KNF style. As it relates to indentation that means line continuation is a 4 character indent and block indentation is 8 character indent. I've tried various UseTab settings and get the same result whether spaces or tabs are used.
Assume for a moment that the entire 'if' statement doesn't fit within clang-formats ColumnLimit value and must to be split.
void function(void)
{
if (check(parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)) {
// First statement
// Second statement
}
}
I expected clang-format to produce this. Parameters of check() indented 4 characters from the previous indent level (the indent level of the if statement)
void function(void)
{
if (check(
parameter1,
parameter2,
parameter3,
parameter4)) {
// First statement
// Second statement
}
}
What I actually got was the following. Parameter of check() indented 8 characters from the previous indent level. What I assume is happening is there is an indent level for the if statement, which is unused because the if statement isn't the statement being continued, then a second indent is applied to the check() statement which is what's pushing the parameters out 8 characters instead of 4.
void function(void)
{
if (check(
parameter1,
parameter2,
parameter3,
parameter4)) {
// First statement
// Second statement
}
}
Which of the outputs is correct?
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