Hi,
On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Jonathan Swartz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes, this was certainly a bug...
>
> I tried to preserve both cases (newline and no-newline at end of file), but
> it turns out that perltidy always enforces a newline at end, so I'm just
> going to do the same. Hope no one feels strongly about not having a newline
> at end.
I for one would prefer to keep the last newline. Some git tools give
me warnings when the last newline is missing (eg git-gui).
Speaking of white-space: empty % lines gain an extra space (also
visible in git-gui as a big read block :) ).
More: if a file ends with a empty % line, the entire line is removed...
I usually have an empty %-line before and after any % line...
Something like:
%
% for my $item (...) {
%
..... html code here .....
%
% }
%
Bye,
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Pedro Melo
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