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List:       kwrite-devel
Subject:    [Bug 87415] automatic indentation for first function of a c file
From:       Andrew Fuller <knightoflore () yahoo ! com>
Date:       2005-01-31 20:17:34
Message-ID: 20050131201734.28123.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From knightoflore yahoo com  2005-01-31 21:17 -------
I can confirm this using KDE 3.4Beta1(Kate 2.4)

Create a .c file.  Set the highlighting to C (trust me -- do it!).  Set the \
indentation to C Style.

On the first line type:
int foo() {[enter]
  <-- next line is indented

Remove the indented line (back up to the first line)
Move it down one line ( "int food() {" is now on line 2)
Hit enter at the end of the function specifier (same place as before.
Get:
[newline]
int foo() {
<-- line is *not* indented

Can remove the first (blank) line and repeat steps.  indentation occurs.  indentation \
doesn't occur.  indentation occurs.  indentation doesn't occur.

On a side note which may help track down this bug, or may be another bug entirely:

Same setting as above:
put "int foo() {" on the first line.  Hit [Enter].  Indentation occurs.
Tools -> Highlighting -> None
Hit [Enter] after '{' (same place as usual).  No indentation!!

Why should highlighting have any affect on the indentation?  Looks like some function \
is playing with someone else's toys.

Hope that helps find it.  I love coding in Kate, but this indentation not working 1% \
of the time gets frustrating :(

Cheers!
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