On 03/03/12 00:57, Glenn Adams wrote: <snip/> > 2. for NoWhitespaceAfter, specified that line breaks are allowed after > DOT; > if this isn't done, then one cannot break a long line before *or* after DOT, > and consequently could force long lines when not desired; this because the > default settings for the NoWhitespaceBefore rule disallows a line break > before DOT;
DOT is not in NoWhitespaceBefore’s default list of tokens to check. Therefore it /is/ allowed to break a line before a dot. This already happens plenty of times in the codebase. Fixing the violations reported by the NoWhitespaceAfter rule is just a matter of moving the dot to the next line. Can we revert this change? > > G. > Thanks, Vincent
