I could not find a solution to my specific issue. I'm using Xcode 3.2. I want to indent the next line of the function argument, which is just one step from the previous row:
somevariable = pow (a, b);
However, emphasis on converting Xcode's syntax-aware indenting to the above:
somevariable = pow (a, b);
Where logic functions are aligned with opening brackets.
How do I configure indentation to match my preference?
XCode (at least I have version 3.1.3) has the preferences panel named "indentation" Which lets you click on / close one if you turn on the check mark for a off return and semicolon, you can control the most important parts of your own indentation.
For example, I declare my variable at the top of the function, and I like it; While XCode was first installed, it was requested to bring them to the same level of code.
I closed the semicolon, and against them, it will leave them there. Most of the time It still scans them during the copy / pasta verbs, but mostly it behaves :)
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