On 14/12/2018 21:31, Kalle Sommer Nielsen wrote:
Den fre. 14. dec. 2018 kl. 21.12 skrev Lester Caine <[email protected]>:
Early strip processing removed the various options of 'new line' but
replacing them with a single space was not necessarily the right answer,
which is why many scripts have a manual space at the end of each line of
text. Just explaining why those spaces had originally been the correct
coding style. There has been a debate recently on extending from an 80
character line default, and stripping line feeds to pad out a longer
line length may well need these spaces reinstating ... just a matter of
preferred coding style when working with SQL rather than other scripts.
If you found a bug with the patch, then report it at bugs.php.net so
we can look into it, if not then please keep the fuzz off the list,
thank you
The comment should be read in the same way as with other comments on
unnecessary changes to the code simply to address a new style of coding!
But as with other style changes much of the original rational has never
been documented at all?
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