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[Bug-indent] RE: Indent declaration indentation
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Wainwright Carl EXT |
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[Bug-indent] RE: Indent declaration indentation |
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Thu, 11 Sep 2003 09:49:08 +0200 |
David,
I tried the -T option but it seemed to make no difference at all. Cannot
upgrade as I'm not responsible for the unix platform
Is there a special way you have to use the -T option for types as follows
typedef struct
{
int a;
int b;
} my_struct;
I tried all of the following
-T my_struct
-Tmy_struct
-T "my_struct"
-T 'my_struct'
It seems that all of the options were ignored.
Any clues as to why maybe?
Regards
Carl
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Subject: Indent declaration indentation
The reason is very simple. indent does not do a parse of the code and so does
not know that be_crnc_a_ac_cc is a type. use the -T option to tell it to treat
typedef'd things the same as built-in types.
BTW there is now an indent version 2.2.9.
David.
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