Hi,
I found a regression in indent 2.2.11.
The following code
a = !!b;
Now becomes
a = ! !b;
This used to work perfectly fine with most versions of indent prior to
2.2.11.
The regression was introduced with the 'fix' for avoiding "- --a"
becomeing "---a".
A simple fix for this would be to check if the token in question is
not the '!' operator:
Line 616:
-------------
if ((parser_state_tos->last_token == unary_op) &&
- (e_code > s_code) &&
+ (e_code > s_code) && (*res != '!') &&
(*(e_code - 1) == *res))
{
*(e_code++) = ' ';
}
--------------
Sample test for regression:
------------------
int
foo(int a)
{
return !!a;
}
------------------
Edward
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