Hi,
I saved the default settings of 'ptop' to a file using the following
ptop -g ptop.cfg
Now using that config file with the -c parameter and not specifying it
at all should give me the same results, but it does! Anybody that can
shed some light on this. I'm in the process of creating a Borland
Object Pascal coding standards config file and came across this
stumbling block.
Here is how I used the ptop application with the defaults and defaults
generated config file:
1) ptop test3.pp test3_out.pp
2) ptop -c ptop.cfg test3.pp test3_out.pp
Here is the content of the test3.pp file
-------------------[ test3.pp ]--------------------------
procedure TestTryProc;
begin
try ShowMessage ('Start'); try ShowMessage ('trying');
try ShowMessage ('still trying');
finally ShowMessage ('going...'); end;
except ShowMessage ('except'); end;
finally ShowMessage ('Finally!'); end;
end;
-------------------[ end ]--------------------------
Here is the output of 1) above. Notice the difference in indentation
of the try/finally and try/except blocks in 1) and 2).
----------[ no config file specified ]------------------
Procedure TestTryProc;
Begin
Try
ShowMessage ('Start');
Try
ShowMessage ('trying');
Try
ShowMessage ('still trying');
Finally
ShowMessage ('going...');
End;
Except
ShowMessage ('except');
End;
Finally
ShowMessage ('Finally!');
End;
End;
------------------------[ end ]---------------
.. and here is the output of 2) above - both should have been the same.
----------[ default generated config file specified ]------------------
Procedure TestTryProc;
Begin
Try
ShowMessage ('Start');
Try
ShowMessage ('trying');
Try
ShowMessage ('still trying');
Finally
ShowMessage ('going...');
End;
Except
ShowMessage ('except');
End;
Finally
ShowMessage ('Finally!');
End;
End;
------------------------[ end ]---------------
--
Graeme Geldenhuys
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