Trouble with c-C++-access-key

Hello,

I hope you can help me with this, because it is quite annoying.

I'm working with the qt library. Qt extends the usual C++ access keys with 
"signals" and "slots". This is an excerpt from a .h file:

signals:
    /** 
<!---------------------------------------------------------------------->
     * 
     *
 
<!-----------------------------------------------------------------------> 
*/
    void Method1(  );
 
public:          // Methods
    /** 
<!---------------------------------------------------------------------->
     * 
     *
 
<!-----------------------------------------------------------------------> 
*/
    void Method1(  );
 
public slots:
/** 
<!---------------------------------------------------------------------->
 * 
 *
 
<!-----------------------------------------------------------------------> 
*/
void Method1(  );

This allready shows my problem: The code beyond "public slots:" is not 
indented correctly (BTW any acces key that includes a space). On the Qt 
Mailinglist, they have a solution for this, which doesn't seem to work:

(setq c-C++-access-key 
"\\<\\(signals\\|public\\|protected\\|private\\|public slots\\|protected 
slots\\|private slots\\)\\>[ \t]*:")

I use this, but I think it only has the effect that the "public slots:" 
itself is indented correctly, not the following lines.

When I use C-c C-s to find out more, I get this:

After signals or public: 
syntactic analysis: ((comment-intro) (inclass . 1264) (topmost-intro . 
1671))

After public slots:
syntactic analysis: ((comment-intro) (topmost-intro-cont . 1933))

Unfortunately, I don't know how to handle this information...

<any thanks for your help,

Markus Grunwald
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