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I concur, ^^this^^ may be beneficial for those that don't employ K&R/ORB coding styles and choose to leverage code written in same...

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My real reason for posting - I am wondering if the following is a bug, or if I am seeing a trait that was not planned for:

From the Speech Recognition thread, the following code exists:




and if I use AST on it, with Rajat's style selected, the result is:


Note how the OnRecognition function label is indented.

My question is, Is this by design, or just a quirk that will have to be dealt with on an individual case by case basis?

Not a bid deal, just curious. If it is easily addressed, could you kindly point me to the section of script where I might consider tweaking in order to prevent it from indenting the first function after the ExitApp keyword?

TIA.

-t

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Hi,
You might simply add a "Return" after the ExitApp.
The reason is, that each block has to be closed to be recognized by AST. In this case the subroutine with a return.

Thanks toralf. Fully understood. Have a good one!

-t

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Ref:In that text the word "error" gets capitalized to "Error". This occurs in quotes or without. It definitely changes the behavior of code.

I'm using PSPad and when I F2 I get the dialog "Couldn't get anything to indent". This comes from the following tidy code:I thought this might be because I code with CRLF End-Of-Line unless I'm uploading code to a *nix server. I copy/pasted my code into Wordpad. On F2 the entire file was selected and reformatted. I was only expecting the selected text, but OK. I pasted the code into Windows Notepad and hit F2. When it strips out the CR and leaves LF-only EOL, Notepad gets ugly. I think there should be an option to turn off the code that manipulates the EOL markers.

Side note: Personally I prefer the BSD/Rajat style, though it seems the first brace on a function gets indented anyway. Bug? Example:That's a bit inconsistent. No?

Last: As I was looking for scripts in this forum I also came across this link:
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4395
That contains an old version of the formatting code:
ScriptName = Auto-Syntax-Tidy v6.1
; OS=WinXP, AHK=1.0.35.16, Author = Toralf, Co-Author = Hajos
; 2005-06-09, 2005-06-27, 2005-07-10

I highly recommend for the script on that page to be removed and a link inserted to this thread. I know it forward links to 2528 an that links here, but it's not entirely clear as to whether these are both competing scripts or whether the first is obsoleted by the current v12 - and yes, the one here is absolutely better than the other one.

Thanks for the script, guys. I'll add it to my list of "I wonder if I can improve on that when I understand this better...".

If you drag files on v12-Gui it works. So i think it's not from EOL, may be some issue with clipboard. I've this also.

I had a look at the code. Put a clipwait after Send, ^c and Send, ^a^c a few lines before. Then it works.

Yes, that fixes the F2 issue. Good call. Thanks.

I just have a small feature request...

Can you please add to this script the ability to make indentation correction optional? I am looking for a script that just renames the commands/functions/etc, IE, what you offer as optional in the bottom half of the GUI.

Whatever you do, don't read the post prior to this one.

I'm still pretty new to AHK. I ran across this utility. Very nice. I'm lost without an auto-indenter. Thanks for the program.

I have 2 hotkeys:

After autoindentation they dissapear.
What's the cause?

It seems to insits on this function style



Is there a setting to get it to do



flush left?

I prefer brackets line up flush left with the first letter of the line above and flush left to the left margin at function start/end. Using Rajat style seems to work as expected except for functions.

Other than that I like it very much. Thanks for the tool.

edit: I inserted the ClipWaits as suggested above. Now F2 gives me this effect:



I really hate brackets that don't align with the first character of the function name or keyword.

Looks like a 2 fold solution will work for me. Use this utility to set keyword caps, then just run Indentation Checker command in Scite 1.73 to put the braces back where expected.

Love this script and use it all the time, thx

This style of ternary operator makes it hard to read the script - request for this to be added, or can I set it to do this currently?

Thanks

Toralf - Thanks for this script. I am using V13 that came with your AHK ToolBar. I belive that that AST does not indent WHILE properly (At least it is not the same as LOOP).





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Thanks Again!