#101 Add option indent-class-initializers

[Marcin Mikolaj]

I think it'd be nice to have indent-class-initializers option exposed in the command line parameters.
Please take a look for a draft implementation: https://github.com/loganek/astyle/commit/2c54138f267ce1d0edc09e11d4807f5ba855920d

[Jim Pattee]

I would like to see an example of what the output would look like.
How would it differ from what is being done now?

[Marcin Mikolaj]

Hi Jim,
So currently there is no option (from the commandline) to control the indent of initializer list - it's always one indent. E.g. code (dots represent spaces):

Foo::Foo() :
a(1),
b(2)
{}

Will be indented (assuming that 1 indent = 4 spaces):
Foo::Foo() :
....a(1),
....b(2)
{}

What I'd like to do, is to indent initializer list more than one unit, e.g.
Foo::Foo() :
........a(1),
........b(2)
{}

[Jim Pattee]

This is something that would probably be useful.
Are you planning on doing it?
Don't forget about c++11 uniform initializers.
Be sure to include one or more test cases in AStyleTest.

[Marcin Mikolaj]

I might implement this this, however, don't promise (I'm quite busy right now). Let's leave this ticket open, someone can pick it up in the future (me, you, or someone else).

[Jim Pattee]

Ticket moved from /p/astyle/bugs/425/