operator char() becomes operator char ()

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#273 operator char() becomes operator char ()

Status: closed-fixed

Owner: André Simon

Labels: operator (1) whitespace (1)

Updated: 2024-10-01

Created: 2014-03-18

Creator: Stian Andre Olsen

Private: No

I have a class that can be used as a C-string. To enable this I have created a member called:
operator char*()

When running Astyle (using --align-pointer=type) it is reformatted to:
operator char* ()

As you can see, a space has been inserted before the left parenthesis. Not a big problem since the code still compiles but I would prefer and option (or a fix) to Astyle that avoids this extra space.

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André Simon - 2024-09-11

status: open --> open-accepted

assigned_to: André Simon
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André Simon - 2024-10-01

status: open-accepted --> closed-fixed
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André Simon - 2024-10-01

Fixed in 3.6.3.

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