Are these cinoptions possible?

[Eric Crahen]

Thanks for all the help so far, one question on formatting. I've read
the help on cinoptions and I can't figure this one out.

I like my Java like this:

   // WANTED
 public void testNullConstructor()
   throws Throwable {
   try {
 new ParameterTypeMatcher((Type[])null);
 fail();
   } catch(IllegalArgumentException e) {}
 }

I can't seem to get the indenting logic to not count the throws indent
when figuring out the indent for the next line. The closest I can get
is this:

   // UNWANTED
 public void testNullConstructor()
   throws Throwable {
 try {
   new ParameterTypeMatcher((Type[])null);
   fail();
 } catch(IllegalArgumentException e) {}
 }

Is it possible to set the cinoptions so that I can == a range and
indent it as I'd like?

--
- Eric

Re: Are these cinoptions possible?

[Jean-Emmanuel Reynaud]

I tried to indent your piece of code using vim, and obtained the 
indentation you like.

So what's the difference between your and my configuration ?

:filetype
-- filetype detection:ON  plugin:ON  indent:ON

:set filetype?
-- filetype=java

:set indentexpr?
-- indentexpr=GetJavaIndent()

If your configuration is different, try :
:filetype plugin indent on

and re-open your file.

You should have the indent mode you like.



 I like my Java like this:

  // WANTED
public void testNullConstructor()
  throws Throwable {
  try {
new ParameterTypeMatcher((Type[])null);
fail();
  } catch(IllegalArgumentException e) {}
}

 I can't seem to get the indenting logic to not count the throws indent
 when figuring out the indent for the next line. The closest I can get
 is this:

  // UNWANTED
public void testNullConstructor()
  throws Throwable {
try {
  new ParameterTypeMatcher((Type[])null);
  fail();
} catch(IllegalArgumentException e) {}
}

 Is it possible to set the cinoptions so that I can == a range and
 indent it as I'd like?

 --
 - Eric

Re: Are these cinoptions possible?

[Eric Crahen]

Hmm that works, I guess its the

set cinoptions=:0g0

thing I'd set later on for just generic files.

On 4/29/06, Jean-Emmanuel Reynaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I tried to indent your piece of code using vim, and obtained the
indentation you like.
So what's the difference between your and my configuration ?

:filetype
-- filetype detection:ON  plugin:ON  indent:ON

:set filetype?
-- filetype=java

:set indentexpr?
-- indentexpr=GetJavaIndent()

If your configuration is different, try :
:filetype plugin indent on

and re-open your file.

You should have the indent mode you like.



  I like my Java like this:
 
   // WANTED
 public void testNullConstructor()
   throws Throwable {
   try {
 new ParameterTypeMatcher((Type[])null);
 fail();
   } catch(IllegalArgumentException e) {}
 }
 
  I can't seem to get the indenting logic to not count the throws indent
  when figuring out the indent for the next line. The closest I can get
  is this:
 
   // UNWANTED
 public void testNullConstructor()
   throws Throwable {
 try {
   new ParameterTypeMatcher((Type[])null);
   fail();
 } catch(IllegalArgumentException e) {}
 }
 
  Is it possible to set the cinoptions so that I can == a range and
  indent it as I'd like?
 
  --
  - Eric





--
- Eric