/*
* Tests for the option '-T', which specifies a single identifier that indent
* will recognize as a type name. This affects the formatting of
* syntactically ambiguous expressions that could be casts or multiplications,
* among others.
*/
//indent input
int cast = (custom_type_name) * arg;
int mult = (unknown_type_name) * arg;
/* See the option -ta for handling these types. */
int suff = (unknown_type_name_t) * arg;
//indent end
//indent run -Tcustom_type_name -di0
int cast = (custom_type_name)*arg;
int mult = (unknown_type_name) * arg;
/* See the option -ta for handling these types. */
int suff = (unknown_type_name_t) * arg;
//indent end
//indent run -Tcustom_type_name -di0 -cs
int cast = (custom_type_name) *arg;
int mult = (unknown_type_name) * arg;
/* See the option -ta for handling these types. */
int suff = (unknown_type_name_t) * arg;
//indent end
/*
* The keyword table has precedence over the custom-specified types; otherwise,
* the following lines would be declarations, and the declarators would be
* indented by 16.
*/
//indent input
{
break x;
continue x;
goto x;
return x;
}
//indent end
