Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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P3: Somewhat important
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Qt Creator 4.2.1, Qt Creator 4.3.0-rc1
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Qt Creator 4.2.1 Based on Qt 5.8.0 (GCC 6.3.1 20170306, 64 bit) on Linux 4.10.10-1-ARCH
Description
void foobar()
{
char foo[2] = {'a', 'b'};
char bar = char{foo[0]};/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
//Same goes for already declared variables:
bar = char{foo[1]};/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
//Without operator= this does not happen:
char bar2{foo[0]};/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
//Without {}-initializer lists this does not happen as well:
bar2 = char(foo[0]);/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
}
If you insert a linebreak (press Enter) at the marked position (POS1) your cursor will end up in POS2 (without auto-indentation). This happens regardless of codestyle.
For now, I could only reproduce this by using a operator[] inside a (curly brace) initializer.
With a line like the fifth in this code snippet, the indentation for the entire scope gets broken.
Auto formating is affected as well.
Edit, found something WEIRD:
For every indentation breaking line in a scope, the auto-indent misses one indentation.
When the start of the line is reached, the auto-indent works again:
namespace whatever
{
void foobar2()
{
char foo[2] = {'a', 'b'};
char bar = char{foo[0]};/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
bar = char{foo[2]};/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
bar = char{foo[2]};/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
bar = char{foo[2]};/*POS1*/
/*POS2*/
}
}
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- Closed
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