Snippet Indentation after a Surround with

Hi Stéphane,

You could probably do something like that in an SyntaxEditor.CodeSnippetDeactivated event handler.

I already tried this solution but the event is raised too late.
I want to update the indentation just after the "insert" of the snippet.

Stéphane

Hi Stéphane,

I was looking at the code snippets code. It looks like we do some form of auto-indent. But it's all tied to how the original snippet was indented. So if indenting was ok in the original code snippet file, it should show up the same way when the code snippet is activated, although there the entire code snippet is indented more by the current tab stop level.

I saw you sent us some screenshots. If you would like us to take a further look into this, perhaps you could supply us with the exact steps to repro it in our sample project, or supply a new simple sample project if that is easier.

Back on your question. If there are no fields to activate, the CodeSnippetDeactivated will fire right after everything is inserted. If there are fields to activate, a CodeSnippetFieldActivated event for the first field will happen right away. So you could trigger your code in that first CodeSnippetFieldActivated event.

On a side note, the text insertion happens with a type of InsertCodeSnippetTemplate, however if you modify the inserted text between that and the events being fired, all the indicators will be offset incorrectly, so that's why I didn't suggest that.

But still based on your screens it seems like perhaps there is a bug in how we indent the surrounded code. So a sample would be most helpful towards fixing that.