Hi, one more thing which may be nice to fix for the release: I'm seeing (on Win and Linux) the following problem in placing the first line of code like this (hope the spacing goes through the email): function void F(int a,                 int b)                   matrix x (The line starts 2 columns behind the start of the function argument signature. I'm expecting "matrix" to show up with one indentation level from the start, so with 4 blanks for me.) Necessary ingredients are having the arguments on multiple lines, and having a whitespace separating line. The problem is that I'm using exactly those ingredients a lot, and I think they're natural. I can imagine it's not easy to get this additional requirement defined in a regex or whatever is used. I could perhaps give it a try if you show me where it is.

Am 22.08.2021 um 10:22 schrieb Artur T.: > Am 22.08.21 um 10:17 schrieb Sven Schreiber: >> function void F(int a, >>                  int b) >> >>                    matrix x >> >> (The line starts 2 columns behind the start of the function argument >> signature. I'm expecting "matrix" to show up with one indentation level >> from the start, so with 4 blanks for me.) >> Necessary ingredients are having the arguments on multiple lines, and >> having a whitespace separating line. The problem is that I'm using >> exactly those ingredients a lot, and I think they're natural. >> >> I can imagine it's not easy to get this additional requirement defined >> in a regex or whatever is used. I could perhaps give it a try if you >> show me where it is. > > Hi Sven, > > I copy & pasted your four lines of code (LOC), pressed Ctrl+I and > everything lined-up as expected here using my xfce desktop. Not sure > what exact problems you described. > Yes, you're right, and especially with the shortcut ctrl+I it's a good workaround to know, thanks. Place the cursor after the "matrix x" and type return, and it should go wrong again.

Am 22.08.2021 um 10:22 schrieb Artur T.:

Yes, you're right, and especially with the shortcut ctrl+I it's a good workaround to know, thanks.