v.2.7.1 multiline function indents if there's ( below about ahkpp

[fade2gray]

The problem seems to be with using an opening parenthesis on the continuation line?

DllCall(() ;no indent
DllCall(
() ;continuation line indented
DllCall(()) ;no indent
DllCall(
()) ;continuation line indented

will format as

DllCall(() ;no indent
DllCall(
    () ;continuation line indented
    DllCall(()) ;no indent
    DllCall(
        ()) ;continuation line indented

If you make this a single line without a continuation, indentation doesn't occur to the rest of the code beneath it.
It's this opening parenthesis after the continuation that causes the problem StrLen(.

TaskName := "[RunAsTask] " A_ScriptName " @" SubStr( "000000000" DllCall( "NTDLL\RtlComputeCrc32", "Int",0, "WStr",CmdLine, "UInt",StrLen( CmdLine ) * 2, "UInt" ), -9 )

[mark-wiemer]

Cool. This is a big snippet though, and it took some time to narrow down the issue. For future reference, please use the formatting bug template with small snippets so they're easier to diagnose. Something like

foo(
(bar))
x := 1

as the unformatted input snippet would suffice.

[mark-wiemer]

Apologies for introducing this bug, I should've tested the newly-added functionality more comprehensively. Pushing a hotfix now, thanks for the prompt report

[mark-wiemer]

@fade2gray although your workaround is correct, such a long line of code is usually undesirable. I originally wrote my code with a specific format in mind:

foo(
    bar,
    baz,
    bop
)

that is, each arg on its own line, and the close paren on its own line as well. But code should be flexible and work with multiple styles whenever possible. The new release, 2.7.2, should be available in a few minutes.

[FuPeiJiang]

for clarity, DllCall should be line separated

[mark-wiemer]

@FuPeiJiang your ahk_explorer script is now added as an automated test, should prevent stuff like this from happening again 🙂
Add ahk-explorer test · mark-wiemer/vscode-autohotkey-plus-plus@76adb57