Are you intentionally missing breaks after each case?
Is anyone else experiencing this? If I create a switch statement all of my cases are properly lining up (I've selected to indent them from the switch) but the default never aligns with the cases unless I format my code (either via VS or R#).
switch ( variable ) { case 1: case 2: default: break; } Actually, as I'm typing this I found that I can do the following:
if I <TAB> to autocomplete the default it aligns after I type the
colon
I can type the entire keyword (which is what I have a tendency to
do) and type the colon then backspace over it and retype it. That's kind of a hassle. I'd rather have it just work when I type the colon the first time.
Are you intentionally missing breaks after each case?
> >> Is anyone else experiencing this? If I create a switch statement all >> of my cases are properly lining up (I've selected to indent them from >> the switch) but the default never aligns with the cases unless I >> format my code (either via VS or R#). >> >> switch ( variable ) { >> case 1: >> case 2: >> default: >> break; >> } >> Actually, as I'm typing this I found that I can do the following: >> >> * if I
Are you intentionally missing breaks after each case?
For the sake of demonstration, yes; simply to illustrate the indentation
that I'm getting.
"Saad Rehmani" <saad.rehmani@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Is anyone else experiencing this? If I create a switch statement all
>> of my cases are properly lining up (I've selected to indent them from
>> the switch) but the default never aligns with the cases unless I
>> format my code (either via VS or R#).
>>
>> switch ( variable ) {
>> case 1:
>> case 2:
>> default:
>> break;
>> }
>> Actually, as I'm typing this I found that I can do the following:
>>
>> * if I