DRC

It appears to have been resolved. Thanks.

"Transport endpoint is not connected" when trying to access FRS links in shell

That doesn't work either. It produces this: void function(void) { > if(!SomeVeryLongFunctionName(someType someVeryLongFunctionArg, > someType someOtherVeryLongFunctionArg)) > > do_something(); } That is, the continuation of the function arguments are not indented at all. That's really the source of my consternation. --indent-continuation=0 doesn't indent the continued arguments, and --indent-continuation=1 indents them with two tabs instead of one. I need a way to indent them with just one tab.

Perhaps so, but the core issue is that I currently cannot trust the behavior of the tool, because it isn't behaving in a deterministic manner. I need to understand what it's trying to do and why, or else I will not use it.

Clarification: minimal reproduction steps: Create test.c with: void function(void) { if(!SomeVeryLongFunctionName(someType someVeryLongFunctionArg, someType someOtherVeryLongFunctionArg)) do_something(); } Attempt to reformat using astyle --style=allman --indent=tab=2 --indent=force-tab=2 --remove-braces --indent-after-parens test.c Expected result: void function(void) { > if(!SomeVeryLongFunctionName(someType someVeryLongFunctionArg, > > someType someOtherVeryLongFunctionArg)) > > do_something();...

Continuation indenting with tabs doesn't always work as expected

Moving discussion to the mailing list.

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