Re: customizing indentation rules.

Re: customizing indentation rules.

[Andreas Politz]

glen stark <mail@nospam.glenstark.net> writes:

> Hi everyone.  
>
> I have a question about how to customize the emacs indentation rules, 
> specifically for the C++ mode.  
>
> Currently emacs indents code after an open parentheses thusly:
>
> void example_function(
> 		      int i,
> 		      int j,
> 	              ... )
> I'd like it to rather do this:
> void example_function(
>    int i,
>    int j,
>    ... )
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction for how to accomplish this?

Yes, read the manual (info "(ccmode) c-offsets-alist") and/or try `C-c
C-o'. You maybe have to write a function for the closing paren line up.

-ap

Re: customizing indentation rules.

[jpkotta]

On Jun 22, 9:53 am, glen stark <m...@nospam.glenstark.net> wrote:
> Hi everyone.  
>
> I have a question about how to customize the emacs indentation rules,
> specifically for the C++ mode.  
>
> Currently emacs indents code after an open parentheses thusly:
>
> void example_function(
>                       int i,
>                       int j,
>                       ... )
> I'd like it to rather do this:
> void example_function(
>    int i,
>    int j,
>    ... )
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction for how to accomplish this?

Try customizing c-offsets-alist.  I think setting arglist-intro (and
probably arglist-cont and arglist-cont-nonempty) to '+ is what you
want.