On 27/01/12 11:55, Allan wrote:
Be aware that there is a second step that is run after the astyle command did its thing. The comment in astyle.sh says: # process the same set of files to replace "foreach(" with "foreach (" which is exactly what is done. Now if you run the script again, astyle changes "foreach (" into "foreach(" and the wrapper script changes it back. That is why you see a change each time you run the script.Being useless with scripting, I thought I'd adapt this to do my reformatting, so I changed the "foreach" to "for" and tried that. As expected, all went well. So, next step was to do the "if" statements, and again that worked. What I didn't expect, though, is that all the "for" changes were reverted. Try again, and now the "for" is OK, but the "if" have reverted. I must be missing something, but what? This seems similar to my original problem. Allan
I've created a new script to deal with badly formatted if, for, and switch commands. I ran it then checked every file in the folder and they had all been formatted as required. I then thought to recheck the foreach commands and found they were all incorrect, in spite of having run astyle several times.
So, I decided to use the kmm script to handle those, and this it did. However, all the previous changes had been reverted - again.
Is it me? Is anyone else using astyle 1.24 successfully? Allan _______________________________________________ KMyMoney-devel mailing list KMyMoney-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kmymoney-devel
