#126 --pad-oper doesn't behave correctly with multiply

[Travis Vitek]

If the lhs argument to the `*' operator is a function call, no padding is inserted around the operator.

c:\SourcePro\main>type t.cpp
int g(float x, float t, float mx)
{
if (f(x)*t < mx) {
return 1;
}

return 0;
}
c:\SourcePro\main>astyle --pad-oper < t.cpp
int g(float x, float t, float mx)
{
if (f(x)*t < mx) {
return 1;
}

return 0;
}

As a workaround, I can reverse the parameters. I can also work around the problem by inserting a set of parenthesis around `t'.

[André Simon]

You can test a fix in the latest git commit.

[André Simon]

Fixed in 3.4.8.