Subject: Re: Source indentation style
From: Thomas Briggs (tom@sane.com)
Date: Tue Feb 13 2001 - 09:47:51 CST
> > if( pp && pp->getType() == pf_Frag::PFT_Text
> > && pp->getNext()
> > && pp->getNext()->getType() == pf_Frag::PFT_Text )
>
> That's how it looks already...
I'm not using tabs, but it's obvious that our mailers are having problems
with tabs and spaces. Code contained in email simply isn't going to help
this conversation. :)
Now, reading the attached .cpp file in a text edit, I still have see
following (where Z is a space):
ZZZZif( x )
ZZZZ{
ZZZZ...
ZZZZ}
ZZZZif( y )
ZZZZ{
ZZZZ...
ZZZZ}
This may still be related to tabs, because inspecting the document shows
that the document really contains:
ZZZZif( x )
ZZZZ{
TAB...
ZZZZ}
Is any of this horrible mark up making sense? :)
-Tom
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