19.2 Indentation

Optional Begin - Controls the placement of optional `begin`:
- Leave as is
- On a new line - begin is moved on a new line
- On the same line - begin is moved on the same line with it's construct
- On a new line and indent - begin is moved on a new line and indented

Initial code	Leave as is	On a new line	On the same line	On a new line and indent

Else - Controls the placement of `else`:
- Leave as is
- On a new line - else is moved on a new line
- On the same line - if end precedes it else is moved on the same line with end

Initial code	Leave as is	On a new line	On the same line

Parameters - Controls the placement of module ports and parameters, function and task arguments, class parameters:
- Leave as is
- One per line (open parenthesis on the same line) - each parameter/argument is placed on it's own line and the open parentheses is placed on the same line with the parameter/argument receiver
- One per line (open parenthesis on the next line) - each parameter/argument is placed on it's own line and the open parentheses is placed on the next line after the parameter/argument receiver
- More per line - more are placed on the same line, as fit when line wrapping is enabled

Initial code	Leave as is	One per line (open parenthesis on the same line)	One per line (open parenthesis on the next line)	More per line

Preprocessing - Controls the indentation of preprocessing blocks:
- Leave as is
- Indent - indent the preprocessing block according to the enclosing scope without increasing the enclosed code indentation
- Indent and increase indentation level - indent the preprocessing block according to the enclosing scope and increase the enclosed code indentation
- Indent and increase indentation level - except first - indent the preprocessing block according to the enclosing scope and increase the enclosed code indentation with the exception of the first nested preprocessing block
- Move at first column - reset the preprocessing block indentation

Initial code	Leave as is	Indent	Indent and increase indentation level	Indent and increase indentation level - except first	Move at first column

Do Not Indent Single Line Comments At Beginning Of Line - Controls whether to indent single line comments starting at the beginning of a line.

Before	After

Indent Multi Line Comments - Controls whether to indent multi-line comments.

Before	After

Before	After

Add New Line After Begin And Before End - Controls whether to add a new line after `begin` and before `end`.

Before	After

Before	After

Ignore Lines Starting With - List of line prefixes matching lines that will be ignored while indenting.

Before	After

No Indent Keywords - Selection of language keywords that will not increase indentation.

Before	After ("assert" keyword)

Implicit Semi Macros - List of macros encapsulating *semicolon* or *end* delimiters.

Before	After

Open Scope Macros - List of macros that open a scope and increase the indentation of subsequent code.

Before	After

Close Scope Macros - List of macros that close a scope and decrease the indentation of subsequent code.

Before	After