better "enum class" indent in Emacs

gistfile1.el

;; This hack fixes indentation for C++11's "enum class" in Emacs.
;; http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6497374/emacs-cc-mode-indentation-problem-with-c0x-enum-class/6550361#6550361

(defun inside-class-enum-p (pos)
  "Checks if POS is within the braces of a C++ \"enum class\"."
  (ignore-errors
    (save-excursion
      (goto-char pos)
      (up-list -1)
      (backward-sexp 1)
      (looking-back "enum[ \t]+class[ \t]+[^}]+"))))

(defun align-enum-class (langelem)
  (if (inside-class-enum-p (c-langelem-pos langelem))
      0
    (c-lineup-topmost-intro-cont langelem)))

(defun align-enum-class-closing-brace (langelem)
  (if (inside-class-enum-p (c-langelem-pos langelem))
      '-
    '+))

(defun fix-enum-class ()
  "Setup `c++-mode' to better handle \"class enum\"."
  (add-to-list 'c-offsets-alist '(topmost-intro-cont . align-enum-class))
  (add-to-list 'c-offsets-alist
               '(statement-cont . align-enum-class-closing-brace)))

(add-hook 'c++-mode-hook 'fix-enum-class)

It does not work on emacs 24.2.
The last + in the regexp should be changed to *.
And the closing brace of enum class cannot be aligned correctly.
Can you fix it? Thank you very much.

haha, it is casued by c-gnu-impose-minimum. If you change to 'stroustrup' style, it is ok! thank you!!!

In emacs 24.3.1 - I find the regexp "enum[ \t]+class[ \t]+" is required because up-list takes me to the open brace, then backward-sexp takes me to the first letter of the enum class's name, - in the example below: "Foo"

    ie here - thus looking-back into "enum class "
           v
enum class Foo
{
}

I tweaked the regexp to handle the enum-base case, e.g. enum class Foo : uint8_t {

      (or (looking-back "enum\\s-+class\\s-+")
          (looking-back "enum\\s-+class\\s-+\\sw+\\s-*:\\s-*")))

Only missing thing is looking-back doesn' t do newlines.

enum
class Foo1 : uint_t { }


enum class
Foo2 : uint_t { }

That's beyond my elisp fu :(

For me

(or (looking-back "enum\\s-+class\\s-+")
          (looking-back "enum\\s-+class\\s-+\\S-+\\s-*:\\s-*"))

worked

even with the solution from hhyyrylainen the closing brace has an extra space in front of it for some reason