Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
> Justin Deoliveira wrote:
>> Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
>>> I will also reformat the affected files as a separate commit.
>>
>> Is the reformat necessary? Formatting makes it quite hard to apply 
>> patches to multiple branches.
> 
> There is crazy inconsistent indentation in many places, including mixing 
> spaces and tabs. The source is a mess. Normally I avoid reformatting 
> because of the spurious diffs it causes, but this is getting nasty.
> 
> Would a less aggressive indentation fixing (Eclipse: Ctrl-A Ctrl-I) be 
> OK? This is my trusty fallback when working on badly-formatted code. Or 
> is this just as bad for branch maintenance? As a non-branch-maintainer I 
> have the luxury of being able to fix things.  :-)
I guess we should try to stay on top of people that are not using the 
eclipse formatting setup. Regardless, if it is really bad i am fine with 
formatting, just that we format both trunk and 2.5.x both.
> 
> If you prefer, I can just leave it alone. The compiler reads it a lot 
> more than I do.
> 


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