See following example.
$ cat indent.c
void foo()
{
struct_a arr[] = {
{ &a, sizeof (a) },
{ &b, sizeof (b) },
{ &c, sizeof (c) },
{ &d, sizeof (d) }
};
struct {
int a;
int b;
} v = { 0 };
}
$ indent -st indent.c
void
foo ()
{
struct_a arr[] = {
{&a, sizeof (a)}
,
{&b, sizeof (b)}
,
{&c, sizeof (c)}
,
{&d, sizeof (d)}
};
struct
{
int a;
int b;
} v =
{
0};
}
$ indent --version
GNU indent 2.2.10
$
I don't want indent to 1) put the single ',' char in its own line for the
arr[] initialization; 2) break `{ 0 }' into two lines. Any workarounds?
Thanks.
-clark
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