Description Matt Godbolt 2016-04-26 11:52:41 EDT

After a multi-line initializer, future initializers have incorrect indentation when indented by eclipse.

Consider the code:

class Foo { Foo(int, int); };

struct Test {
  Foo a;
  Foo b;
  Test()
  : a(1,
      2),
    b(1, 2) {}
};

(Note the a() initializer spans two lines).

When auto-indented (ctrl-I), the constructor is incorrectly formatted to:

  Test()
  : a(1,
      2),
      b(1, 2) {}

That is, the 'b' is aligned as if it were a parameter for 'a'.

Ideally it should align with 'a', just like it does if one puts the 'a(1, 2)' on a single line:

  Test()
  : a(1, 2),
    b(1, 2) {}