[Bug-indent] externs/prototypes and --procnames-start-lines

[Trammell Hudson]

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I'm using indent 2.2.8a, built from sources on RH7.2 with gcc 3.0.4.
Here is a simple test case that I believe is failing:

quartz:/tmp: cat extern.c
extern void foo( int a, int b );
void foo( int a, int b ) { printf( "hello, world!\n" ); }

quartz:/tmp: indent --ignore-profile --procnames-start-lines < extern.c
extern void foo (int a, int b);
void
foo (int a, int b)
{
~  printf ("hello, world!\n");
}

I would have expected the prototype for foo to be split on two lines,
much like the function declaration.

It seems that the complementary argument isn't consistent, either.
- --dont-break-procedure-type seems to be the opposite of
- --procnames-start-lines, but there is no --break-procedure-type option.

Also, is there a indent.pro for the indent source code itself?  I prefer
the way that it presents arguments to the --break-function-decl-args
treatment.  I would like to have my functions formatted like this, but
can't find a set of arguments that will produce it:

void
foo(
        int                     a,
        int                     b
)
{
        ...
}

Thanks!
Trammell
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