It is quite common to indent the content of arrays in PHP or Javascript this way:



I do that quite a lot myself as it keeps my code easier to read. However if I use the automatic re-indent code feature, it won't stay aligned the way I want it to and becomes:



I also often put very long strings on multiple lines using a concatenation character, and indent all lines at the same level as such:



This is especially useful when combined with MySQL queries. This way to can keep the indents in the query and keep it very readable.

Unfortunately, the re-indent engine realigns it this way:



So all this comes down to 2 feature requests:

1. Array declarations that are broken on multiple lines (where the brackets are in compact style), should be indented the same way a function declaration is.

2. If a string is broken on several lines using a concatenation character, then all subsequent lines should be aligned with the beginning of the first quote after the assignment operator (=, .=, etc..) just like in my example. Since this is perhaps not a behavior that everyone would like, it could be an additional checkbox in the general settings (something like "auto-indent multi-line strings together")[/list][/quote][/code]

Am I really the only one who sees a need for this?