On 10/16/2013 07:33 PM, D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
> While I was writing this, Ted committed this (as displayed on SourceForge):
>
> + //if (baseSegmentItr == m_originalSegment.end()) {
> + // RG_DEBUG << "EventSelection::addRemoveEvent(): "
> + // << "Sent event that can not be found in original
> segment.";
> + // Note: This is perfectly ok. The rest of the code checks
> + // baseSegmentIter to make sure it is valid before using
> + // it.
> + //}
>
> Ted's editor is set to use 4 spaces for tabs, but SourceForge's diff
> printer expanded them to 8.
Actually, that was as intended. It looks a bit bizarre, though. I
commented out the code, but I didn't redundantly comment out the
comments which were in column 8 where they belong.
It would be nice to have an untabify tool to do this. For some of
rg's code, I've used sed:
sed 's/^\t\t\t\t/ /' <input.txt | \
sed 's/^\t\t\t/ /' | \
sed 's/^\t\t/ /' | \
sed 's/^\t/ /' >output.txt
But this only works where people are indenting at 4, with spaces for
4 and tabs for 8. And it only catches tabs at the very beginning of
lines. So it requires some hand-tweaking afterward.
Ted.
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