Bug 351932

Description Achim Bursian 2011-07-13 05:34:56 EDT

Build Identifier: I20110613-1736

In our legacy code, an indentation of 4 spaces is used, but only 2 spaces for the access specifiers (public:, protected:...) That was not supported in the CDT formatter up to now, but I was happy to find the new setting formatter.indent_access_specifier_extra_spaces in Indigo, which provides exactly what I need. I set org.eclipse.cdt.core.formatter.indent_access_specifier_extra_spaces to 2, and org.eclipse.cdt.core.formatter.indent_access_specifier_compare_to_type_header to false. These settings work fine with the CDT formatter, but if you select a code area that includes one of the access specifiers and use the indenter (Ctrl-I), the code gets indented wrongly:

Using this as base:
class OutDp: public OutDriver
{
  public:
    OutDp();
    ~OutDp();
    void reInit(int axisNr, int outputNr);
    void checkInit(int axisNr);
};

after indenting:
class OutDp: public OutDriver
{
  public:
      OutDp();
        ~OutDp();
          void reInit(int axisNr, int outputNr);
            void checkInit(int axisNr);
  };

Every line adds 2 more spaces. If the line with the "public:" specifier is not included in the selected area, the indenter works fine!

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. copy test code (see above) into a *.h file
2. select the whole class
3. press Ctrl-I