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Normal select case statements are formatted properly, e.g.
program test character :: c c = 'a' select case (c) case ('b') print *, c case default print *, 'default' end select end program test
becomes
Adding a name breaks the nested indentation so this
program test character :: c c = 'a' l: select case (c) case ('b') print *, c case default print *, 'default' end select l end program test
program test character :: c c = 'a' l:select case(c) case ('b') print *, c case default print *, 'default' end select l end program test
This does not seem to apply to other named constructs, e.g. named do loops are reformatted properly.
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I think this is #152?
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sorry @dbroemmel, I missed that issue. Closing this duplicate
No problem at all, simply wanted to avoid duplicate work. Also nice to see that others face similar difficulties as I do.
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Normal select case statements are formatted properly, e.g.
becomes
Adding a name breaks the nested indentation so this
becomes
This does not seem to apply to other named constructs, e.g. named do loops are reformatted properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: