Christian Brabandt wrote:
> >> Indeed, it looks strange. Especially, since left shifts are allowed, but
> >> once you reach column 1, you can't right shift anymore. Also note, that
> >> despite Vim's inability to right shift defines, the file will still be
> >> marked modified.
> >>
> >> Here is a simple patch, allowing the user to right shift #defines.
> >
> > Allowing white space before the # is later addition, older C compilers
> > do not allow it. My K&R does not mention it. And because of that it
> > has been a convention to keep the # in the first column and put any
> > indent after it.
> >
> > For portability and readability I would encourage keeping the # in the
> > first column. Allowing to put it elsewhere should be an option that is
> > off by default.
>
> An addition to cinkeys? Or a separate option?
'cinoptions' is for 'cindent' options.
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