On 03.11.2014 16:53, Daniel Jasper wrote:
Reverted in r221158.
Thanks.
I think just removing the semicolon should be good
in almost all cases. We can reconsider later if that proves to be wrong.
Removing the semicolon from were? If I just drop it from the C++ code I
get an error:
/tmp/test.cpp:3:23: error: expected ';' after enum
enum TestEnum2 { D, C}
^
;
Are you saying there is a way I can change the C++ code such that
clang-format will do the right thing even with this patch? Or are you
talking about removing semicolons at another place (maybe ignoring them
in clang-format?).
I am mostly asking to understand if I can just put the check back in
place or if I could also update some code to avoid issues in the future.
Cheers,
Tobias
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