* c-mode & indenting block comments
@ 2008-09-17 15:30 jrwats
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From: jrwats @ 2008-09-17 15:30 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: help-gnu-emacs
So I'm working on some legacy code that has comments appearing like
so:
/*---------------------------------------*\
* Sample Comment
* blah blah blah
\*---------------------------------------*/
The problem, (I'm using the Stroustrup c-indentation-style - but this
occurs for all of them) when I run my favorite file cleanup key
sequence of:
C-x h
C-M-\
and get everything tabbed nice and pretty is that I end up with the
last line of the comment block shifted one to the right.
/*---------------------------------------*\
* Sample Comment
* blah blah blah
\*---------------------------------------*/
Is there a c-indentation-style setting I can create to tell c-mode (or
whoever is responsible here) to leave all block comments where they
currently are and don't try tabbifying them?
Basically anywhere between /* and */ I want off limits for c-mode's
indentation.
I've played with setting the c attribute in c-offsets-alist to nil and
0, but that just placed the *'s in the middle all the way to the left
and I had played with c-comment-only-line-offset, trying:
(c-comment-only-line-offset . nil)
(c-comment-only-line-offset . 0)
(c-comment-only-line-offset . 0 . 0)
having all fail.
I really don't want to resort to:
Search and replace ' \*' with '\*'
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