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non-technical: When nested deeper than 1 level, indention of function headers is generally not correct:

styler::style_text('MyClass <- R6::R6Class(
    "MyClass",
    public = list(initialize = function(my_arg,
                                        my_named_arg = 1) {
        return(invisible())
      }
    ),
  )')
#> MyClass <- R6::R6Class(
#>   "MyClass",
#>   public = list(initialize = function(my_arg,
#>                                         my_named_arg = 1) {
#>     return(invisible())
#>   }),
#> )

Created on 2019-09-23 by the reprex package (v0.3.0)

technical source: In apply_ref_indention_one(), the parse table is already flat, the indention of all tokens is absolute. However, for those where indention should be copied from another token, their indention must be relative, otherwise we'll double account for some indention.

See this exceprt from R/reindent.R, apply_ref_indention_one():

copied_spaces <- flattened_pd$col2[target_token]  # contains already absolute indention
shift <- copied_spaces
  flattened_pd$lag_spaces[token_to_update] <-
    flattened_pd$lag_spaces[token_to_update] + # contains also absolute indention
    shift
  # in sum, we have indention twice, hence, we must make sure that when flattened out,
  # the token that get their indention from another token contain relative indention.
 

Formals need to be aligned with the absolute indention of the opening brace. If you add another time their absolute indention, they will be indented way to much.

Solution

When flattening the parse table, keep the indention level of all tokens that have a ref_pos_id relative, so when added with an absolute indention in apply_ref_indention(), it will become absolute indention. Closes #541.

Problem: In apply_ref_indention_one(), the parse table is already flat, the indention of all tokens is absolute. However, for those where indention should be copied from another token, their indention must be relative, otherwise we'll double account for some indention. See tests: Formals need to be aligned with the absolute indention of the opening brace. If you add another time their absolute indention, they will be indented way to much.

Solution: When flattening the parse table, keep the indention level of all tokens that have a ref_pos_id relative, so when added with an absolute indention, it will become absolute indention.
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@lorenzwalthert lorenzwalthert merged commit dd1ccdd into r-lib:master Sep 24, 2019
@lorenzwalthert lorenzwalthert deleted the no-linebreak-with-eq-formals branch September 24, 2019 05:45
@lorenzwalthert lorenzwalthert restored the no-linebreak-with-eq-formals branch October 16, 2019 14:17
@lorenzwalthert lorenzwalthert deleted the no-linebreak-with-eq-formals branch January 2, 2021 17:15
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Function arguments within R6 classes misaligned
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