Connect: Entering a # character forces all preprocessor entries to be reindented

Ported from TFS WorkItem: 1160552

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Repro Steps:

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Problem Description

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Hi,

Entering a # character forces all preprocessor entries to be indented again, even when all formatting options have been disabled. It also displaces some "}"s

My setup is: automatical formatting fully disabled , tabs size=4, keep tabs, indenting=none

I'm supplying two images to ease the explanation.

• Put your code like in image 1. Please note that there's a tabulation before "static void myfunc ()", so #if COND1 is not at the beginning of the line.
• Put the cursor where the cursor is in the image 1
• Type #
• The #if COND1 is automatically indented, and the closing bracket is moved to the right (shown in image 2)

image1: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49509038/img/vs2015_ctp6/img1.png

image2: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49509038/img/vs2015_ctp6/img2.png

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Revisions:

1. Created By Microsoft Connect (4/21/2015 4:46:12 AM)

------------------------ Customer Information ------------------------ User ID: 10125130 Handle: KakCAT --------------------------- Connect Site Information --------------------------- Site Name: Visual Studio and .NET Framework Site ID: 210 Feedback ID: 1266613 Feedback Form: 6049 ---------------------- Problem Description ----------------------- Hi,

Entering a # character forces all preprocessor entries to be indented again, even when all formatting options have been disabled. It also displaces some "}"s

My setup is: automatical formatting fully disabled , tabs size=4, keep tabs, indenting=none

I'm supplying two images to ease the explanation.

• Put your code like in image 1. Please note that there's a tabulation before "static void myfunc ()", so #if COND1 is not at the beginning of the line.
• Put the cursor where the cursor is in the image 1
• Type #
• The #if COND1 is automatically indented, and the closing bracket is moved to the right (shown in image 2)

image1: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49509038/img/vs2015_ctp6/img1.png image2: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49509038/img/vs2015_ctp6/img2.png

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2. Edited By Macy Qu (Shang Hai Wei Chuang Ruan Jian) (4/21/2015 8:11:12 PM)

repro on Win8.1 with VS2015 CTP6

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