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following issue might be related: actual: if (std::count(pkStream.begin(), pkStream.end(), ' ') == 2 && std::all_of(pkStream.begin(), pkStream.end(), [](const char c) { return isDigit(c) || c == ' '; })) return L"SSH-1 public key"; expected: if (std::count(pkStream.begin(), pkStream.end(), ' ') == 2 && std::all_of(pkStream.begin(), pkStream.end(), [](const char c) { return isDigit(c) || c == ' '; })) return L"SSH-1 public key";

Curly braces prevent indentation (in lambda)

Issue is fixed in the latest version from 2026-02-13! Ticket can be closed.

It works! :) the raw string literals are preserved, and no regressions when applying Astyle to my whole codebase. I'll be using this version onwards. Thank you! PS: The VS 2022 x64/Static configuration fails to build. IMHO it could be removed entirely if unmaintained, since the effect is apparently like "Release" but with "Multi-threaded (/MT)"

The two examples above are "complete" meaning, pasting each of them into a new cpp file and formatting keeps them unchanged (with the Astyle config from above), rather than fixing the broken switch and lambda layouts. This was tested with your latest version from Jan 30th, freshly compiled from gitlab. For some reason the presence of the raw string literals is responsible for the layout corruption. When deleting them, both the lambda and switch lay out correctly.

The two examples above are "complete" meaning, pasting each of them into a new cpp file and formatting keeps them unchanged (with the Astyle config from above), rather than fixing the broken switch and lambda layouts. This was tested with your latests version from Jan 30th, freshly compiled from gitlab. For some reason the presence of the raw string literals is responsible for the layout corruption. When deleting them, both the lambda and switch lay out correctly.

The raw string literals seem to be preserved now, unfortunately there are regressions: For example the layout of the switch statement in the following test sample is broken (using same astyle config as above): std::string test() { return std::string(R"( <tr> <td>)") + R"(</td> <td><span style="font-weight: 600;">)" + R"(</span></td> )"; } void generateLogFileName(const ProcessSummary& summary) { const std::wstring failStatus = [&] { switch (summary.result) { case TaskResult::success: break; case...

I've released ScalerTest version 1.2 which uses the config from the last GUI session for the command line mode.