On 30 Aug 2005, at 16.51, Roy Smith wrote:
I'm working on a project which uses a LOCK/END_LOCK macro pair for
mutex locking in C++ source files. A typical section of code would
look like:
LOCK (myDataLock)
myData = foo;
END_LOCK
How can I convince the indenting engine to treat the LOCK and END_LOCK
lines as beginning and ending blocks?
If you wrote the macro in a certain way, you can use braces in your
source code (thus obviating your problem):
#define WITH_MUTEX_LOCK
(l) \
for (int WITH_MUTEX_LOCK_ret = (0 == pthread_mutex_lock
(l)); \
WITH_MUTEX_LOCK_ret; \
WITH_MUTEX_LOCK_ret = 0, (void) pthread_mutex_unlock
(l)) \
That's at least one solution (perhaps not the best). Then you would
write:
WITH_MUTEX_LOCK (myDataLock) {
myData = foo;
}
-Denis
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