bug#15401: Incorrect indentation of c++ code

["P. Pieperhoff" <p.pieperhoff@fz-juelich.de>]

Dear all,

I encountered a problem with the automatic indentation of the following
c++ code:


const int Something = 10;

void dummy(int a)
{
   cout  << "xxxx " << a << " bbbbbbbbbbbb ";
}

MyClass::MyClass(const int n1, const int n2, const int n3, const int n4) :

   m_Var1(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var2(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var3(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var4(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var5(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var6(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var7(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var8(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var9(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var10(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var11(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var12(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var13(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var14(123, 1, Something),
   m_Var15(123, 1, Something),
                m_Var16(123, 1, Something),
                m_Var17(123, 1, Something),
                m_Var18(123, 1, Something),
                m_Var19(123, 1, Something)

{
   return;
}


But when I decomment the line with "cout << ..." in the function dummy,
the indendation of the member variable initializations is correct.


I used emacs version:
GNU Emacs 24.2.1 (x86_64-suse-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.6.4)
  of 2013-02-21 on build16



Best regards,
Peter




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