Description Henrik Lindberg 2010-05-24 07:17:03 EDT

I have set up formatting of a small part of the b3 grammar.
When formatting the entire document I get this:
function foo ( ) {
    switch true
        case "c" : "c"
        case "a" : "b"
        default : 11
    endswitch;
}
(woo hoo - nice!)

When facing this (faulty) construct:

function foo ( ) {
    switch true
        default : 11
        case "c" : "c"
        case "a" : "b"
    endswitch;
}

A quick fix is offered to move the default last. The quickfix does this with a semantic change by using 'move' on the EList caselist of the switch statement.
As the change takes place, the switch statement is automatically reformatted, and the result looks like this:

function foo ( ) {
    switch true
    case "c" : "c"
        case "a" : "b"
    default : 11
endswitch;
}

Wooops! only one case correctly indented (case "a"), all the other are wrong (off by one indent to the left).

Here is the relevant part from the formatter configuration:

// SWITCH
c.setIndentation(
    f.getSwitchExpressionAccess().getSwitchKeyword_1(),
    f.getSwitchExpressionAccess().getEndswitchKeyword_4());

c.setLinewrap().before(f.getCaseAccess().getCaseKeyword_1_0_0());
c.setLinewrap().before(f.getCaseAccess().getDefaultKeyword_1_1());
c.setLinewrap().before(f.getSwitchExpressionAccess().getEndswitchKeyword_4());