Indentation for nested switch/case and for cases with code on the same line is incorrect.

[deatondg]

The following Swift file

switch readLine() {
case "1": print("1")
case "2":
print("2")
case "a": 
switch readLine() {
case "1": print("1")
default: print("Other")
}
default: print("Other")
}

(there is whitespace in "a": ) is indented like so

switch readLine() {
    case "1": print("1")
case "2":
    print("2")
    case "a": 
    switch readLine() {
        case "1": print("1")
        default: print("Other")
    }
    default: print("Other")
}

The expected behavior is for it to be indented as so:

switch readLine() {
case "1": print("1")
case "2":
    print("2")
case "a": 
    switch readLine() {
    case "1": print("1")
    default: print("Other")
    }
default: print("Other")
}

The detection for cases appears to expect the : to end the line, which is not required by Swift, and it appears to align a case with the previous use of switch instead of the switch it is actually part of. The syntax highlighting still appears correct.

[keith]

Not super surprised. Probably not an easy one to fix since they can be infinitely nested as well ☹️