Closed landaire closed 8 years ago
For an enum with a base type:
enum : char { eof = cast(char)-1, openParen = '(', closeParen = ')', comment = ';' };
The indentation for all lines after the first (in this case eof) are indented one extra level. This does not occur with enums that don't have a base type specified.
I believe this is a duplicate of #19.
Closing per Russel's comment.
For an enum with a base type:
The indentation for all lines after the first (in this case eof) are indented one extra level. This does not occur with enums that don't have a base type specified.