Whitesmiths like C++ indentation

Hi

I'm pretty new to vim and currently in the process of setting it up as my C++ editor. I really like the fast editing you get from the shortcuts, even though I'm currently a bit overwhelmed by the sheer amount of them :). I've managed to get autocompletion working using clang_complete, awesome plugin, and I'm trying to get the formatting/indentation to work.

The only issue with the indention i currently have is the following. I'd like vom to indent the following code in this way:

namespace foo
{
template<typename T> class foobar : public baz
{
public:
void bar();
};
};

(note that the block of the class is indented one level) but all I get is the following:

namespace foo
{
template<typename T> class foobar : public baz
{
public:
void bar();
};
};

where the class block is not indented. It does in fact indent correctly if the class does not inherit from another class.

My current cino string is as follows: f1s,{1s,}0,l1,b,b0,h1s,i1s,t0,>1s,:1s,(1s

Is this a known issue, or am I missing something? And yes, I know that this way of indentation might seem a little crazy, but i like it :).

Thanks in advance,

Felix

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