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trouble indenting when multiple C++ namespaces open on one line
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Benjamin S. Scarlet |
Subject: |
trouble indenting when multiple C++ namespaces open on one line |
Date: |
Thu, 19 Jul 2007 16:10:48 -0400 (EDT) |
When multiple c++ namespaces open on one line, the syntactic indent
information for the following line is a little peculiar:
namespace Foo { namespace Bar {
// ((defun-block-intro 91) (innamespace 91) (topmost-intro 91))
I didn't expect the (defun-block-info ...). I would like to be able
easily to customize my indentation so that code contained in multiple
namespaces like this only gets indented one unit, regardless of the
number of namespaces on the line.
Thanks,
Ben Scarlet
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