Re: about the bug for '-ncs'

[indent]

No bug present here, see the -T option in the manual.

$ indent -st -kr -ncs *-T ULONG* ncs.c
#define unsigned long ULONG
void main()
{
b = (ULONG)a;
}

BTTW: Good programming practice would suggest that it would be better to do

typedef unsigned long ULONG;

instead of using the preprocessor to define it.

D.

On 23/05/10 05:20, ospfer wrote:
> In the follow case, the '-ncs' do not useful.
>  
> //// test.c ////////////
> #define unsigned long ULONG
> void main()
> {
>    ...
>    b = (ULONG)a;
> }
>  
> when run "indent.exe -ncs -npcs test.c"
> it's will put a space after "(ULONG)"
>  
>    b = (ULONG)a;  // ---->    b = (ULONG)_a;
>  
> =========================================
> Plz help me, How can i make the space not be putted when use '-ncs'
>  
>   
>
>
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