indent 1.6 and typedef

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2 total messages Started by Charlie Xiaoli Huang Thu, 03 Sep 1992 17:07

#726

Author: Charlie Xiaoli Huang
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 17:07

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Hi,

I installed indent 1.6 on a Sun IPC runnning 4.1.1 and 
using gcc 2.2.2. Everything seemed fine except for the
following annoying "feature": it forces a newline after
each of of typedef.

For example:

	original:

	typedef struct foo {
		int bar;
	} foo_t;

The outcome will always become

	typedef struct foo {
		int bar;
	}
	foo_t;

(the placement of braces and indentations are subject to
options and indent.pro, but the newline is always forced
before "foo_t").

Anyway I can turn this off? RTFM didn't help much on this
"feature".

Thanks,

hxl

Indent 1.6 bug (-di option) (was: indent 1.6 and typedef)

#731

Author: Geraldo Veiga
Date: Sat, 05 Sep 1992 05:08

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In article <9209031707.AA11529@chopin.epic> hxl@chopin.UUCP (Charlie Xiaoli Huang) writes:
>Hi,
>
>I installed indent 1.6 on a Sun IPC runnning 4.1.1 and 
>
>	original:
>
>	typedef struct foo {
>		int bar;
>	} foo_t;
>
>The outcome will always become
>
>	typedef struct foo {
>		int bar;
>	}
>	foo_t;
>
I have the same problem as above with any "struct" declaration.  The
patch posted in a ealier message fixes that.  I have an additional
problem when usin "indent -npro -di10" in the following code:


struct
  {
     int       i;
     float     b;
  } a[10];

The result is:

struct
  {
    int       i;
    float     b;
  }

a         [10];


I don't remember having these problems with previous version of indent
( < 1.6 ).

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