It appears to have been resolved. Thanks.
"Transport endpoint is not connected" when trying to access FRS links in shell
So far, the issue has not reappeared. Thanks.
It works at the moment, but it was intermittent when it occurred. If your team feels that they have fixed the issue, then go ahead and close the report, and I will reopen it if the issue reappears.
SSH shell access fails intermittently
That doesn't work either. It produces this: void function(void) { > if(!SomeVeryLongFunctionName(someType someVeryLongFunctionArg, > someType someOtherVeryLongFunctionArg)) > > do_something(); } That is, the continuation of the function arguments are not indented at all. That's really the source of my consternation. --indent-continuation=0 doesn't indent the continued arguments, and --indent-continuation=1 indents them with two tabs instead of one. I need a way to indent them with just one tab.
Perhaps so, but the core issue is that I currently cannot trust the behavior of the tool, because it isn't behaving in a deterministic manner. I need to understand what it's trying to do and why, or else I will not use it.
Clarification: minimal reproduction steps: Create test.c with: void function(void) { if(!SomeVeryLongFunctionName(someType someVeryLongFunctionArg, someType someOtherVeryLongFunctionArg)) do_something(); } Attempt to reformat using astyle --style=allman --indent=tab=2 --indent=force-tab=2 --remove-braces --indent-after-parens test.c Expected result: void function(void) { > if(!SomeVeryLongFunctionName(someType someVeryLongFunctionArg, > > someType someOtherVeryLongFunctionArg)) > > do_something();...