Hi all,
with Snapshot 47, copy/paste the following code (the spaces at the beginning
of each line are essential)
if (west >= 0) {
nonzeroIndices[numNonzeroEntries] = west*numEquations+component;
if (east > 0)
nonzeroValues[numNonzeroEntries] = nu*lambda2X;
else
nonzeroValues[numNonzeroEntries] = 2.0*nu*lambda2X;
numNonzeroEntries++;
}
Imagine you want to indent all at once the code in curly brackets.
1) place the cursor on the second line, on the first letter "n", just
underneath the "i" of "if"
2) Press "Ctrl-v" and enter Visual Block. Press "j" in sequence to highlight
until the last-but-one line
3) press ">"
4) Look at what happens at the 4th line. The indented version of
nonzeroValues[numNonzeroEntries] = nu*lambda2X;
reads
onzeroValues[numNonzeroEntries] = nu*lambda2X;
In other words, the initial "n" of this line has been eaten. Do I do
something wrong or is this a bug?
Best.
Daniele
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