Sara Golemon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Daniel Stenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>>> On Thu, 16 Nov 2006, Simon Josefsson wrote:
>>>
>>>> This removes the LIBSSH2_CRYPT_METHOD_FLAG_EVP flag (and the
>>>> entire flag variable, although that part is not essential) and the
>>>> flag's semantic.
>>>>
>>>> This moves some EVP_* calls into crypt.c, which is the first step
>>>> towards isolating all crypto functions and then replacing them.
>>> I'm in favour of committing this as we need to start separating the
>>> underlying implementation from what we use within the lib.
>>
>> I've installed the patch below.  It moves most (maybe all) symmetric
>> crypto calls to OpenSSL into crypt.c.
>>
> Looks fantastic, but could I ask a couple things before you commit?
>
> * spaces/tabs: I know you have feelings about this, and we can still
> discuss changing the indenting standard to spaces.  But until the
> group comes up with a consensus, can we stick to consistency?
>
> * Braces on one-line if statements: Another religious topic, but I
> certainly feel they make the code more maintainable.

Sorry, I'd be happy to use the current coding style until we work out
something else.  However I'm not sure how to achieve the current
coding style, I'm using emacs as the editor, and it has its own
internal coding style.  What editor do you use?  Which settings?
Anyone else using emacs and has looked into what settings you need to
change?

I'll try to change the coding style in my patch before I leave, but it
is a quite tedious and very error-prone task.

How about running indent with the parameters that (IIRC) Daniel
suggested?

/Simon

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