indentation of fn declarations.

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2 total messages Started by Haider Abbas Rizvi Sun, 13 Oct 1991 21:47

#1738

Author: Haider Abbas Rizvi
Date: Sun, 13 Oct 1991 21:47

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Hi,
I had a problem with the indentation of gnuemacs. When I write a program
with c-mode, I get the following indentation:

#include <stdio.h>

  void main()
{
  
}

int panga()
{
}

My c-mode variables are as following.
;; c-argdecl-indent:
	5
;; c-auto-newline:
	nil
;; c-brace-imaginary-offset:
	0
;; c-brace-offset:
	0
;; c-continued-brace-offset:
	0
;; c-continued-statement-offset:
	2
;; c-indent-level:
	2
;; c-label-offset:
	-2
;; c-tab-always-indent:
	t

I want the first function after the macro and include declarations to be on
the first column too as the rest of them are. Does anyone have any ideas as
to what is causing this and a solution.
  
Thanks in advance. Please email the response if you can.
--

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indentation of fn declarations.

#1745

Author: Kam C. Tsang
Date: Wed, 16 Oct 1991 04:27

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1008 bytes

> I want the first function after the macro and include declarations to be on
> the first column too as the rest of them are. Does anyone have any ideas as
> to what is causing this and a solution.
>   

Try this:

(setq 
 c-tab-always-indent t
 c-auto-newline nil
 c-indent-level 3
 c-continued-statement-offset 3
 c-continued-brace-offset 0
 c-brace-offset -3
 c-brace-imaginary-offset 0
 c-argdecl-indent 0
 c-label-offset -3
)

-kam

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