breaks access-label indents in C++ code

[pauldavisthefirst]

using c-echo-syntactic-information-p to check emacs' computed indentation shows this for C++ code in combination with smart-tabs:

class Foo { public: int bar;

the topmost-intro and class-open lines (1 and 2) show an indent of 0. the "int bar;" line shows the current buffer-local value of fill-column the "public:" line shows the default value of fill-column - 2

i have a c-offset-alist containing (access-label . /), and a c-basic-offset of 8

if i do not use smart-tabs, then the same analysis shows:

the topmost-intro and class-open lines show an indent of 0 the "int bar;" line shows an indent of 8 the "public:" line shows an indent of 4

[timn]

@pauldavisthefirst, I just ran into the same issue. Have you found a workaround for this?

I have commented the two lines setting the tabwidth and offset to offset to fill-column. It seems to work but I do not fully understand the implications this may have on other parts of the indentation process. @jcsalomon, could that be a workaround or fix, or what other parts will break from this?

[pauldavisthefirst]

I have not. I didn't spend much time looking into it, partly because I'm, busy and partly because strangely it doesn't happen all the time.

On Mon, May 28, 2018 at 5:10 AM, Tim Niemueller [email protected] wrote:

@pauldavisthefirst https://github.com/pauldavisthefirst, I just ran into the same issue. Have you found a workaround for this?

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