#563 Indented function arguments are wrong if function is a class member

[André Silva]

Looks like #434 introduced a regression.

Example:

obj.doThing(
1,
2,
"3"
);

Expected:

obj.doThing(
    1,
    2,
    "3"
);

Actual:

obj.doThing(
        1,
        2,
        "3"
    );

Tested with all sorts of command line options, but it works with the default call of just astyle file.cpp.
Tested with 3.4.12.

[André Simon]

It looks similar to 434 but indeed it is a very old behavior.

[André Silva]

I'd like to bring attention to this issue again since it's a fairly bad bug. And because it looks like the problem got introduced with change #434, it's probably best to examine it and maybe revert #434 soon, before the codebase gets more complex and it becomes too hard to revert.

[André Simon]

You might check the latest git code which should fix these indents:

https://gitlab.com/saalen/astyle/-/commit/913f24c3ef141edb1811ebde053276da1a11dc27

[André Silva]

That seems to have solved it just fine. Thank you!

[André Simon]

Released in 3.6.1