I'm currently having to deal with C++ code which uses the
following coding conventions:
namespace NS
{
void f()
{
if (c)
{
}
}
}
My problem is getting [[ and ]] to advance or go back to the
next function (or class); the opening braces aren't always in
column 1; the column they are in depends on the nesting of the
namespace declarations, and there are a lot of lines which would
match e.g. /^[ ^I]*{$/, but which don't start a function or a
class, so I can't think of a regular expression which would
match, either. I rather suspect that some parsing of the C++
itself will be necessary.
The suggestion in the help of e.g. ":map ]] j0[[%/{" doesn't
work, since from anywhere in the namespace, it will go to the
end of the namespace before searching for {. Does anyone know
of any available solution?
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James Kanze
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