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> That should already be doable with a negative offset today, right?
Yes. So I don't need to add any changes. right?
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I don't have a problem changing it so the default behaviour is:
class C {
int v1;
private:
int v2;
};
But I would like to retain the functionality that if there is no explicit
public/private/protected that it follows the original.
But if there is
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Just want to bring this to the top of your queue again :-)
Any further thoughts on the processes?
Loki
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Hope you don't mind me chiming in:
> Roughly go ahead with what you are suggesting, although the option should not
> be called AccessModifierStandardIndent, as that carries no meaning and
> actually is far from the "standard" way. Reasonable names that spring to mind
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Hi guys,
I am not sure how to move this PR forward.
I am not sure if you are uninterested or if this is two minor in comparison to
other issues.
If there is some other task I need to do to move this forward I more than happy
to do some leg wo
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Is that a sufficient example? Or do I need to do some more exhaustive search of
github for projects?
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Each new style option must ::
- be used in a project of significant size (have dozens of contributors)
- have a publicly accessible style guide
- have a person willing to contribute and maintain patches
Example:
https://github.com/openframeworks/openFrameworks
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Access Modifiers (public/protected/private) causes standard indent.
```
class MyClass
{
int value1;// standard indent.
publ
