--variable-maximum-line-length
--weld-nested-containers
+==> b1346.in <==
+ return (
+ $s + $t - $a / 3,
+ -0.5 * ( $s + $t ) +
+ sqrt(-1) * sqrt(3) / 2 *
+ ( $s - $t ) -
+ ( $a / 3 ),
+ -0.5 * ( $s + $t ) -
+ sqrt(-1) *
+ sqrt(3) / 2 *
+ ( $s - $t ) - ( $a / 3 )
+ );
+
+ return (
+ $s + $t - $a / 3,
+ -0.5 * ( $s + $t ) + sqrt(-1) * sqrt(3) / 2 *
+ ( $s - $t ) -
+ ( $a / 3 ),
+ -0.5 * ( $s + $t ) - sqrt(-1) * sqrt(3) / 2 *
+ ( $s - $t ) - ( $a / 3 )
+ );
+
+
+ return (
+ $s + $t - $a / 3,
+ -0.5 * ( $s + $t ) +
+ sqrt(-1) * sqrt(3) / 2 *
+ ( $s - $t ) -
+ ( $a / 3 ),
+ -0.5 * ( $s + $t ) -
+ sqrt(-1) * sqrt(3) / 2 *
+ ( $s - $t ) - ( $a / 3 )
+ );
+
+==> b1346.par <==
+--keep-old-breakpoints-before=' n ( '
+--continuation-indentation=6
+--maximum-line-length=60
+--extended-continuation-indentation
+
==> b140.in <==
$cmd[ $i ]=[
$s, $e, $cmd, \@hunk, $i ] ;
EOM
}
+ # ignore kbb='(' : can cause unstable math formatting (issue b1346)
+ if ( $short_name eq 'kbb' ) {
+ @list = grep { $_ !~ /\(/ } @list;
+ }
+
# pull out any any leading container code, like f( or *{
# For example: 'f(' becomes flags hash entry '(' => 'f'
foreach my $item (@list) {