howw does work c-special-indent-hook, from cc-engine?

howw does work c-special-indent-hook, from cc-engine?

[na frederic]

is anyone have a sample of code using
c-special-indent-hook to customize indentation of a
derived C-mode.



	

	
		
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Re: howw does work c-special-indent-hook, from cc-engine?

[Alan Mackenzie]

na frederic <f_frederic_f_52@yahoo.fr> wrote on Tue, 17 May 2005 13:49:20
+0200 (CEST):
> is anyone have a sample of code using c-special-indent-hook to
> customize indentation of a derived C-mode.

CC Mode itself does.  In "gnu" style, the function on
c-special-indent-hook (that's c-gnu-impose-minimum) checks that certain
lines of code are indented _at least_ one space.  c-gnu-impose-minimum is
in cc-align.el, and the setting of the hook is in cc-styles.el.

Is there anything in particular which is causing problems?

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Re: howw does work c-special-indent-hook, from cc-engine?

[na frederic]

I'm actually trying to setup indentation of a language
which have C-like syntax but with some specific blocks
delimiters

Here is a sample of what I want:

-------------
action my_action
{`
  if (a) 
  {
    ....
  }
  else
  {
    ....
  }
`};
-------------

when I try to indent this code with native
c-indent-line I have this result:
(this result is due to {` and `}; braces) 

-------------
action my_action
{`
if (a) 
{
....
}
else
{
....
}
`};
---------------

So I think I've to add a c-special-indent-hook to take
account of this braces and indent correctly this code.

An other particularity of this language is that I've
to set some properties in code with [].
for example:
-------
  [	
    singleton,	
    createaccess = granted,	
    deleteaccess = granted,
    extentaccess = granted
  ]
  interface my_interface
  {
    boolean start();
    boolean stop();
    boolean "refresh"();
  };
------
but when I ty to indent this line with native
c-indent-line I 've this result:
[	
   singleton,	
   createaccess = granted,	
   deleteaccess = granted,
   extentaccess = granted
   ]
   interface my_interface
      {
         boolean start();
         boolean stop();
	 boolean "refresh"();
	 };
----------------

I dont't know very well lisp and cc-engine so if
someon could help me to solve this problem....


--- Alan Mackenzie <acm@muc.de> a écrit:
> na frederic <f_frederic_f_52@yahoo.fr> wrote on Tue,
> 17 May 2005 13:49:20
> +0200 (CEST):
> > is anyone have a sample of code using
> c-special-indent-hook to
> > customize indentation of a derived C-mode.
> 
> CC Mode itself does.  In "gnu" style, the function
> on
> c-special-indent-hook (that's c-gnu-impose-minimum)
> checks that certain
> lines of code are indented _at least_ one space. 
> c-gnu-impose-minimum is
> in cc-align.el, and the setting of the hook is in
> cc-styles.el.
> 
> Is there anything in particular which is causing
> problems?
> 
> -- 
> Alan Mackenzie (Munich, Germany)
> Email: aacm@muuc.dee; to decode, wherever there is a
> repeated letter
> (like "aa"), remove half of them (leaving, say,
> "a").
> 
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