On Mi, 26 Mär 2014, Klaus Rudolph wrote:
> C++ Lambda Expressions are now not longer an error in syntax highlighting and indentation since vim 7.4. But inside a lambda expression the indentation did not work as I expect.
> 
> Auto indent (gg=G) gives the following result:
> 
>     auto  x1=GenFunktor(
>             []()
>             {   
>             a+=2;
>             {
>             int x;
>             x++;
>             }
>             }   
>             ); 
> 
> What I expect:
> 
>     auto  x1=GenFunktor
>            (
>             []()
>               {   
>                   a+=2;
>                   {
>                       int x;
>                       x++;
>                   }
>               }   
>             ); 
> 
> "simply" the normal indentation rules should also work inside the lambda expression. Is there a configuration setting to enable that?
I believe this needs a patch to vim for the builtin c indenting. 
Redirecting to vim_dev.
Alternatively, there might exist some custom indenting scripts using 
indentexpr() of Vim. Look at the scripts section at vim.org or github
Best,
Christian
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