question about indenting

question about indenting

[pingved]

Hello to all!
How i can indent strings in any mode, c-mode for example like this:

void Test(void) {
 (3space)DWORD abc;
 (4space)exit(0);
 (4space){
 (4space)(3space)DWORD a;
 (4space)(4space)exit(0);
 (4space)}
}

Re: question about indenting

[C K Kashyap]

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>
> Hello to all!
> How i can indent strings in any mode, c-mode for example like this:
>
> void Test(void) {
>  (3space)DWORD abc;
>  (4space)exit(0);
>  (4space){
>  (4space)(3space)DWORD a;
>  (4space)(4space)exit(0);
>  (4space)}
> }
>
>
>
You could select the region (using the mouse or M-h) and then press M-C-\ -
this should indent the code.

Regards,
Kashyap

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Re: question about indenting

[Perry Smith]

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On Jul 15, 2011, at 4:04 AM, C K Kashyap wrote:

> Hello to all!
> How i can indent strings in any mode, c-mode for example like this:
> 
> void Test(void) {
>  (3space)DWORD abc;
>  (4space)exit(0);
>  (4space){
>  (4space)(3space)DWORD a;
>  (4space)(4space)exit(0);
>  (4space)}
> }
> 
> 
> 
> You could select the region (using the mouse or M-h) and then press M-C-\ - this should indent the code.

I think he is asking about how to set up c mode.  Noticed that his variable declarations are indented differently.

If you do M-x customize, then pick Programming, Languages, C you will get to a list of customizable options that affect how things are indented, etc. 

I don't see something specific for variable declarations though.  Perhaps someone else will chime in with some suggestions.

Good luck
Perry



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Re: question about indenting

[pingved]

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