Re: Indentation in java

[Martin S. <ma...@ly...>]

"Fischer, Oliver" <pl...@sn...> wrote:

> I try to get a indentation like this:
> 
> --
> public class bb
>      extends B,
>              d
>      implements ddd,
>                 dd
> {
>      public static void ddd()
>          throws DD,
>                 DD2
> --
> 
> but I get:
> 
> --
> public class bb
>      extends B,
>      d
>      implements ddd,
>      dd
> {
>      public static void ddd()
>          throws DD,
>          DD
/.../
> I read the manual and as far I understood, after the class definition
> I should get the syntatic symbol inher-intro and inher-cont, but I get
> 
> topmost-intro-cont or statement-cont...

I can't reproduce that in Java mode with the "java" style; I get
indentation exactly as the first example above. However, if I use C or
C++ mode instead then I get the effect you describe.

I've tested this in CC Mode 5.28. You didn't mention which CC Mode
version you're using (among other things). If you think this is a bug
then please submit a report according to the guidelines in the manual;
it helps.