On 19/01/07, via RT James Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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The test t/codingstd/trailing_space.t fails on two files. This patch makes
the test pass.
A better alternative would be to supply a utility program which eliminates
trailing spaces.
Developers could use it in their Makefile on generated files, etc. I may do
that after first
finding out if I can successfully patch something that already exists.
Files affected (trailing white space on individual lines was removed, per
t/codingstd/trailing_space.t)
languages/cola/lexer.c
languages/cola/parser.c
James,
Which revision of Parrot was this using? The reason I ask is that
these files are supposed to be exempt from the coding standards tests
as they are automatically generated by flex/yacc. I just tried it
with r16702 and the tests pass even when languages/cola/lexer.c has
trailing spaces. Perhaps an 'svn up' makes the tests pass?
Thanks for pointing this out though!
Regards,
Paul
