Re: Indentation of macros in namespace/extern.

[Alan M. <ac...@mu...>]

Hi, Michaël!

On Thu, Jul 20, 2006 at 04:26:45AM +0200, Michaël Cadilhac wrote:

> The following is wrongly indented with today CVS version of cc-mode (but
> it dates)

> extern {
> #define Foo								\
>   A;									\
>     B;

> (B; is not OK)

Indeed it is not.

> The syntactic informations on « A; » doesn't have « extern ». This is
> because CASE 3 takes A and don't use CASE 5J. I think the problem is
> here. However, I didn't succeed in finding a solution for that :-/

It's somehow conncted with the fact that "B;" is a distinct statement
from "A;".  If if were "if (A)", then "B;" would be correctly
recognised.  One thing, though - I don't think the problem has anything
to do with the "extern {".

Anything to do with macros is difficult, because there are no limits on
the sort of stuff a programmer can put into one.

Anyhow, I'm looking into this at the moment.

> Thanks in advance !

And thanks to you too for the report!

-- 
Alan Mackenzie (Munich, Germany)