Formatting cursor logic indents weird

Here's a kill user script I found on the web a long time ago, I've flattened it out to show what it looks like before SQL Prompt format

DECLARE @strSQL VARCHAR(255)

--PRINT 'Killing Users'
--PRINT '-----------------'
CREATE TABLE #tmpUsers (
spid INT,
eid INT,
STATUS VARCHAR(30),
loginname VARCHAR(50),
hostname VARCHAR(50),
blk INT,
dbname VARCHAR(50),
cmd VARCHAR(30),
request_id INT
)

INSERT INTO #tmpUsers
EXEC SP_WHO

DECLARE LoginCursor CURSOR READ_ONLY
FOR
SELECT spid,
	dbname
FROM #tmpUsers
WHERE dbname = @dbname

DECLARE @spid VARCHAR(10)
DECLARE @dbname2 VARCHAR(40)

OPEN LoginCursor

FETCH NEXT
FROM LoginCursor
INTO @spid,
	@dbname2

WHILE (@@fetch_status <> - 1)
BEGIN
IF (@@fetch_status <> - 2)
BEGIN
	--PRINT 'Killing ' + @spid
SET @strSQL = 'KILL ' + @spid
EXEC (@strSQL)
END
FETCH NEXT
FROM LoginCursor
INTO @spid,
	@dbname2
END

CLOSE LoginCursor

DEALLOCATE LoginCursor

DROP TABLE #tmpUsers
	--PRINT 'Done'

Here's the same script after formatting it with SQL Prompt:

    DECLARE @strSQL VARCHAR(255)

--PRINT 'Killing Users'
--PRINT '-----------------'
    CREATE TABLE #tmpUsers
        (
          spid INT ,
          eid INT ,
          STATUS VARCHAR(30) ,
          loginname VARCHAR(50) ,
          hostname VARCHAR(50) ,
          blk INT ,
          dbname VARCHAR(50) ,
          cmd VARCHAR(30) ,
          request_id INT
        )

    INSERT  INTO #tmpUsers
            EXEC SP_WHO

    DECLARE LoginCursor CURSOR READ_ONLY
    FOR
        SELECT  spid ,
                dbname
        FROM    #tmpUsers
        WHERE   dbname = @dbname

    DECLARE @spid VARCHAR(10)
    DECLARE @dbname2 VARCHAR(40)

    OPEN LoginCursor

    FETCH NEXT
FROM LoginCursor
INTO @spid, @dbname2

    WHILE ( @@fetch_status <> -1 ) 
        BEGIN
            IF ( @@fetch_status <> -2 ) 
                BEGIN
	--PRINT 'Killing ' + @spid
                    SET @strSQL = 'KILL ' + @spid
                    EXEC (@strSQL)
                END
            FETCH NEXT
FROM LoginCursor
INTO @spid, @dbname2
        END

    CLOSE LoginCursor

    DEALLOCATE LoginCursor

    DROP TABLE #tmpUsers
	--PRINT 'Done'

The "Fetch next" are the parts I find odd. Fetch Next gets indented away from FROM LoginCursor INTO ....

then the second fetch next before the END code gets formatted even further out, I guess because it's part of the indent logic for the WHILE BEGIN/END BLOCK?