I'm using C::B 13.12 which I downloaded from the repository on Ubuntu 14.04, and I have installed the package codeblocks-contrib. I have also enabled Auto Indent and Smart Indent (under Settings -> Editor -> General Settings). I've enabled "Indent Classes ..." (under Settings -> Editor -> Source Formatter -> Indentation).
My problem is that when I type "int main() {" and then press enter, I get:
int main() {
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(where the vertical bar is the position of the caret).
The same problem was happening to me while using "for", "if" and "while" statements, but installing codeblocks-contrib fixed that, i.e. now when I type "if (true) {" and hit enter, I get:
if (true) {
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}
which is what I would expect for classes and functions as well.
In case it helps, I've attached a screenshot of my indentation settings.
Another strange thing is that if I turn off "Brace Completion", then the indenting works fine for classes/functions, but I get a double indent for "if", "while", "for". So I have:
void func() {
if (true) {
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(I have indentation size set to 2, BTW).
