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In GNU Emacs 18.55.6 of Mon Jun 25 1990 on icule (usg-unix-v)

Presume a .c file has the following contents:

	void
	z ()
	{
	  ...;
	}

If I put the cursor on the second line (the `z ()' line), and hit TAB,
this second line will be moved two spaces to the right.  This
behaviour is particularily apparent when c-auto-newline is t, if `{'
is typed just after `)'.  This might be a bug, as I imply it from
the following quotation from GNU Emacs documentation:

	  I strongly recommend that you try out the indentation style
	produced by the standard settings of these variables, together
	with putting open braces on separate lines.  You can see how
	it looks in all the C source files of GNU Emacs.

In the source files, the two header lines of a function are usually
not indented.  Maybe and presumably, this has been reported many
times, but the discussions just escaped me :-).

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