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I notice the default is to ignore preprocessor lines, and I guess that's because their normally-zero indent would reset the whole system to zero every time one occurred.
I suppose the logical indentation of preprocessor depends on interpreting the lines (stepping up and down with #if and #endif) and keeping separate counters and extending all the way to the start of the file because there's no fast-out on the left margin.
Is such a thing feasible?
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I notice the default is to ignore preprocessor lines, and I guess that's because their normally-zero indent would reset the whole system to zero every time one occurred.
I suppose the logical indentation of preprocessor depends on interpreting the lines (stepping up and down with
#if
and#endif
) and keeping separate counters and extending all the way to the start of the file because there's no fast-out on the left margin.Is such a thing feasible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: