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The code indentation doesn't seem to work correctly for case statements,
if the WHEN block is defined a row below the "COND #(" part.
Every time the cleaner is carried out, the block moves 4 chars to the right,
which could lead to a syntax error, if the maximum number of allowed chars per rows are reached.
ah, nice observation! This is caused by the "Indent lines" rule when there are two commands on the same line, and the second command spans multiple lines. Will be fixed with the next release!
Kind regards,
Jörg-Michael
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The code indentation doesn't seem to work correctly for case statements,
if the WHEN block is defined a row below the "COND #(" part.
Every time the cleaner is carried out, the block moves 4 chars to the right,
which could lead to a syntax error, if the maximum number of allowed chars per rows are reached.
Used cleaner settings:
recommended.zip
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