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I have the following snippet in my code int numSegs = (i == (numTraj - 1)) ? (leaf.m_children - leaf.m_startIdx.get(i)) : (leaf.m_startIdx.get(i + 1) - leaf.m_startIdx.get(i)); for (int j = 0; i < 3; i++) { // Correct indentation gives wrong indent } Doing a Ctrl + I on the for statement gives the incorrect indentation
see also bug 123485
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This seems to be close to bug 130469.
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Moving back to inbox.
JavaHeuristicScannerTest contains two commented-out test cases for this. Once fixed, those should be enabled.
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I also get this problem when editing C++ files. Do I need to raise a separate bug for this problem to fix it for C++?
(In reply to comment #11) > I also get this problem when editing C++ files. Do I need to raise a separate > bug for this problem to fix it for C++? Yes, please.
Rajesh, do you still plan to provide a patch for this? If so, I'd need it by the end of this week.
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If doing "Ctrl + I" when comparing content in "Team synchronizing" perspective, this works as expected (not in the normal editor)
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I was about creating the same bug till I saw this. I am using the latest Eclipse and the error persists
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