A small bug of Intel Fortran's IDE for automatic code alignment

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A small bug of Intel Fortran's IDE for automatic code alignment

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Dear all,

As you know, Intel Fortran's IDE is very powerful in code alignment, by press Ctrl+K+D, we can align the code very beautifully. However, it can't recognize pre-processor definitions in code. For example, for the following code, the aligned result is as follows:

#ifdef oldcheck2 ! old method, long time
do i=1,nwrs
  do j=1,nrt0
#else
    do j=1,nrt0
      do i=1,nwrs
#endif

However, I wish the result to be the follows:

#ifdef oldcheck2 ! old method, long time
do i=1,nwrs
  do j=1,nrt0
#else
do j=1,nrt0
  do i=1,nwrs
#endif

Thanks,

Tang Laoya

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