I tend to consider that as two separate patches. One that corrects the formatting, and one that fixes the bug.
Regards, Upayavira Nathan Beyer wrote: > My approach to this has been to avoid doing the source formatting for an > entire file and only format the section that you're working on. You can just > select a portion of a file and format that. Additionally, instead of > formatting, you might try just using the "Correct Indention", this won't > apply all of the formatting rules; it just adjusts the indentions that are > selected. > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Richard Liang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:56 AM >> To: harmony-dev >> Subject: Subclipse Diff: Are there any way to ignore whitespace when >> creating patch using Subclipse in Eclipse >> >> Dears, >> >> If you select "Spaces only" as Eclipse "tab policy" and you format the >> Harmony source code in Eclipse, when you creating patch for the source >> code, Subclipse may regard the source code as total different with the >> source in SVN. Then other developers cannot know what you have changed >> to the source code. So are there any way to avoid this confusion? Thanks >> a lot. >> >> -- >> Richard Liang >> China Software Development Lab, IBM > >
