Hi!
Ola Lundqvist wrote:
> Hi again
>
> After some more investigation I realize that you are not referring to
> function calls but rather arrays.
The array creation function "array" is a function according to PHP.
Nevertheless php-mode indented the same way for other function calls.
> In case you write like this:
>
> array(
> 'a',
> 'b');
>
> It will indent correctly. It is only, when you have the first item on the
> same line as the array statement, that you get the wrong indentation.
Interesting.
However, I assume not many people will write code like
$obj = new MyClass(
"long string or function call with several parameters",
"long string or function call with several parameters",
"long string or function call with several parameters");
$obj->printSomething(
"another string to be printed",
"even more text");
instead of
$obj = new MyClass("long string or function call with several parameters",
"long string or function call with several parameters",
"long string or function call with several parameters");
$obj->printSomething("another string to be printed",
"even more text");
> I do not know how much that helps but maybe it does.
The other hint - still to be tried out - has more potential to be helpful. :)
In the meantime I've secured the .el file from 1.5.0 :)
Regards
Joey
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