Closed doits closed 10 years ago
Refs #6:
When an if-statement follows the nested switch, indention get's wrong like this:
<? switch($a) { case 'a': switch($aa) { case 'aa': break; } if( $c ) { } break; case 'b': # <-- indention wrong break; }
Without the if( $c ) { } it gets it right, or when the closing bracket of the if is on the same line.
if( $c ) { }
if
This should be fixed
thanks for the quick fix!
Refs #6:
When an if-statement follows the nested switch, indention get's wrong like this:
Without the
if( $c ) { }
it gets it right, or when the closing bracket of theif
is on the same line.