Re: C indentation error.

[Michael Cadilhac]

Alan Mackenzie <address@hidden> writes:

> Hi, Michael, Tim and Richard!

  And hi everybody !

>>>     > #foo :\
>>>     > bar

>> typedef struct {
>>      int chanCnt:5;                       // correct indentation
>> u_char_t chanCntRsvd:3;     // INCORRECT indentation
>> } CbChanCnt_t;
>
> The following patch should fix both of these bugs.  :-)  Would you please
> try it out and get back to me on address@hidden if it doesn't.

  Yes, that makes it :-) The error is no longer triggered.

  Anyway, as I check the file where I had the error, and re-indent it,
  I've a more or less unexpected behavior :

#define CHOICE_COMMAND(N, Command)                      \
    case N:                                             \
      if ((Command) != ERROR)                           \
        return false;                                   \
    break;

  The « break » keyword is badly indented ; if I remove the line with
  the #define, it could come back indented at the right place.

  I'm saying « more or less » because I agree it's not a common use.

  Greetings,

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