YAIE #2

[solson]

Expected indentation:

        match scancode {
            // Shift key press
            case 0x2A =>
                shift = true

            // Shift key release
            case 0xAA =>
                shift = false

            // Any other scan code
            case =>
                chr := (shift ? uppercase : lowercase)[scancode] as Char
                Bochs debug("Char: %c" format(chr))
                chr print()
        }

ooc-mode indentation:

        match scancode {
            // Shift key press
            case 0x2A =>
                shift = true

            // Shift key release
            case 0xAA =>
                shift = false

            // Any other scan code
            case =>
            chr := (shift ? uppercase : lowercase)[scancode] as Char
            Bochs debug("Char: %c" format(chr))
            chr print()
        }

Note that it doesn't indent for the final "default" case.

[nixeagle]

This seems to work for me

match scancode {
    // Shift key press
    case 0x2A =>
        shift = true

        // Shift key release
    case 0xAA =>
        shift = false

        // Any other scan code
    case =>
        chr := (shift ? uppercase : lowercase)[scancode] as Char
        Bochs debug("Char: %c" format(chr))
        chr print()
}

Are you doing something different with where the pointer is at? I really can't seem to replicate the described effect. However I've uncovered a bug where if I have the pointer at the end of chr := (shift ? uppercase : lowercase)[scancode] as Char and hit tab it will indent too far, but this does not look like what you are describing.

[nixeagle]

Indent extra lines after case statements.

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