#316 Make auto-tab feature more context sensitive

[Charles N. Burns]

Auto-tabbing does not seem to be sensitive to the
surrounding code. For example, if you enter:
cout << "foo"

on a line and hit enter, it seems intuitive to tab the
cursor once ahead of the cout, since the previous statement
did not include a semicolon or opening curly brace, and
wasn't
a preprocessor directive.
It seems to work fine for code like:
while(1) { <enter>
<tab is="" created="" here="">

but the closing curly brace is not unindented when it
is entered, which would be the expected
behavior, at least for former users of MS VS.

[aditsu]

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for the first part (multi-line statements) it would be nice
to have automatic indentation, but it should be configured
separately from the normal block indentation
(e.g. blocks should be indented by 1 tab/4 spaces and
multi-line statements by 1 or 2 spaces, or after the first
identifier on the first line of the statement)

the second part (unindenting closing braces) works fine for
me (at least when I'm not using tabs)

Adrian

[Marek Januszewski]

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let's move it to feature requests