I'm getting different formatting results when auto-indenting
than when I use the = command. Basically:
In order to be sure that there isn't some side effect from some
of my other configuration stuff, I invoke vim with:
vim -N -u NONE -U NONE toto.cc
Following that, I enter the following commands:
:set sw=4
:set cinoptions=(0U0
:set cindent
I then enter input mode, and enter:
Foo::Foo( int i, double d )
: i( i )
, d( ::func( d
)
)
{
}
What appears on the screen (and in the file) is what I want:
Foo::Foo( int i, double d )
: i( i )
, d( ::func( d
)
)
{
}
Now, however, I select the entire code (using V), and enter =,
to reformat the function. I then get:
Foo::Foo( int i, double d )
: i( i )
, d( ::func( d
)
)
{
}
For some reason, the first line is indented, and the second
isn't. Where as I would expect that both forms of indenting
would give the same results.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
(FWIW: I'm using vim 6.4, compiled with just about all of the
available options, on a Sun Sparc under Solaris 2.8. I've
compiled it with the X11-Motif GUI, but the above behavior is
observable even in non-GUI mode.)
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