$c-continue - C-mode; line continuation indent
$c-continue integer; Default is 10
-n <= integer <= n
$c-continue is part of the cmode(2m) environment for C programmers.
This sets the indent to be added to a split line, i.e. for an indent of 20, a continued statement would be indented to 30. A continued statement is a single c statement which is spread over 2 or more lines, the 2nd and any following lines would be indented to 30. For example
thisIsAVeryLongVariableWhichMeansAssignmentsAreSplit = ThisIsTheFirstContinuedStatementLine + ThisIsTheSecondContinuedStatementLine + etc ;
The indent is changed if there is an open bracket, continued statements are indented to the depth of the open bracket plus one, e.g.
func(firstFuncArg, secondFuncArg, anotherBracketForFun(firstAnotherBracketForFunArg, secondAnotherBracketForFunArg), thirdFuncArg) ;
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Last Modified: 1998/08/27
Generated On: 1999/07/16