B4: C++ lamda auto indentation is funky (quirk)

[skywise]

Probably not much you can do at this point but I thought I'd bring it up:
Personally, I think lambdas should break underneath the lambda declaration itself
std::remove_if(bigStr.begin(), bigStr.end(), [](const char* x)
                                                                {
                                                                     // my stuff here...
                                                                }

But SE will always put the brace at the far left, forcing me to manually indent to my style EG:

std::remove_if(bigStr.begin(), bigStr.end(), [](const char* x)
{
     // my stuff here...
}
(Although frankly I don't think I've settled on any particular style yet...)  How's this handled in Java?

[patrick]

I think the closest thing in Java is the anonymous class, which usually would be indented past the function parens.

I'll take a look at it.  Are you doing this with "Beautify while typing" is on or off?

[patrick]

I put in a fix for the next beta drop.  Thanks for the report.

[skywise]

Thanks! Just FYI -
Beautify syntax expansions and Beautify Alias expansions were checked, all other beautify options (including beautify while typing) were NOT checked.

[patrick]

That's fine.  It ends up the fix should work regardless of those settings, so I probably didn't need to ask that in the first place. 

[skywise]

Did this make B5?  When running on B5 -  I've got the following line of code with the cursor at the end:

Code: [Select]

std::remove_if(myList.begin(), myList.end(),[targetList](myStuff::app::myApp::myData const& x)->bool
If I hit enter the cursor goes under the first parenthesis after remove_if which seems like new behavior.  But as soon as I hit "{" the auto-fill moves the cursor to, and puts the begin and end brace on, the first column.  If I hand set the brace to the correct location and hit enter to being entering text the cursor moves to the first column.

[patrick]

It did get in earlier.  But I'm not sure why it's moving the brace in that case, I'll have to take another look at it.

[skywise]

Thanks - I'm running brief keymode too.

[patrick]

Fixed for the next beta drop.  It was stumbling on the return type in the declaration.