I'm running v20.0.1.3 64-bit (Windows 7) with hotfix 6 applied, and just noticed an oddity in the auto-indent (C++) after a case statement that is followed by a line comment:
void test()
{
int x;
switch (x)
{
case 1:
// test
}
}
With the cursor following the "// test", when I press Enter, I'm on a new line with the cursor now in the same column as the start of the "case" statement rather than indented (aligned with the start of the comment).
If there's something other than a comment as the first line following the case, I can add a comment and the auto indent continues to work correctly following that comment. So it seems it's just a problem with the comment is the first line following the case.