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So I have some C code that has C++ comments in it ( ...  // comment  )
and I'm trying to use our indent to reformat it.

Our indent is the original one, and doesn't understand them. It thinks=20
they are two division symbols. The big problem is when valid C tokens (do,=
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begin, end, if) appear in these comments. Things get real messy, and then=
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I have to manually fix the code. The reason for using indent is to make it=
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automatic. :-)

So I tried to change indent to handle this. I failed.

I tried to mimic the current comment handling, but using "//" as the start=
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and '\n' at the end. The net result I had ended up stripping the "//"s out=
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of the text file!

Any thoughts?

Take care,

Bill

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