Bug#707834: vim: A derived C++ inner-class indent incorrectly the class's opening and closing curly braces.

[Plug Gulp]

Package: vim
Version: 2:7.3.547-7
Severity: normal

Dear Vim Maintainer(s),

    A C++ inner-class that is derived from another class does not correctly indent it's opening and closing curly braces.
	The indentation works correctly if the inner-class is not derived from any other class.

    Following is an example demonstrating the issue:

      class Test
      {
          protected:
              class Inner0 : InnerBase
          {
          };

              class Inner1
              {
              };
      };

    The expected result should be:

      class Test
      {
          protected:
              class Inner0 : InnerBase
              {
              };

              class Inner1
              {
              };
      };


    There was no change in the default configuration of vim except for the following:

      set shiftwidth=4
      set tabstop=4

Thanks and regards,

~Plug


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