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-// Hi,
-// When using "space only" and "indent continue", I notice a wrong indentation in C language (at least)
-// function call when the retrun value is assigned to a variable and the call is split in two or more line.
-// In that case the indent is twice the indent set in "indent_continue"
-// This only appears when "indent_with_tabs" is set to 0 "space only" and 1
-// "indent with tabs to brace level, align with spaces"
-// Version tested:
-// 0.59: good indentation
-// 0.60: wrong indentation
-// master (sha1 fc5228e): wrong indentation
-// Here are some details about thats issue:
-// orignal code
-// The long line are manually split and not indented to test uncrustify indent
-
-int main (int argc, char *argv[])
-{
-  double a_very_long_variable = test (foobar1, foobar2, foobar3, foobar4,
-      foobar5, foobar6);
-
-  double a_other_very_long = asdfasdfasdfasdfasdf + asdfasfafasdfa +
-      asdfasdfasdf - asdfasdf + 56598;
-
-  testadsfa (dfasdf, fdssaf, dsfasdf, sadfa, sadfas, fsadfa,
-      aaafsdfa, afsd, asfdas, asdfa, asfasdfa, afsda, asfdasfds, asdfasf);
-
-  return 0;
-}