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Why, I like to have a space there?
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It's non-standard formatting for D code, as you can see in druntime.
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As you can see in druntime and Phobos, there really is no standard.
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While there are no doubt uses of the space here and there, the vast majority of function declarations, something like 97%+, don't use one. That's fairly standard.
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What about adding a command line switch to control that behavior? E.g. --no-space-after-func
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That really isn't dstep
job. I'd suggest to embrace UNIX way and stick to one formatting style (whatever it is) suggesting anyone who wants a different one to pipe resulting output through dfmt
;)
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Actually, I don't mind changing the format of the output. I've changed my mind and is starting to use the style without the space in my own code.
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Well, so I'll assume that there is no point of adding switches to control the formatting to DStep (however we could change the behavior to not to place that space after function name, I prefer that variant more too).
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And there might be problem with pipeing the output to the other program, as DStep doesn't print its output to stdout and what is more it can output multiple files...
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And there might be problem with pipeing the output to the other program, as DStep doesn't print its output to stdout
That can be improved.
what is more it can output multiple files...
You can run dfmt after DStep has written the files 😉
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