#137 Formatter bug with generics

[maf-soft]

Some generics problems were fixed in 1.3.14, but there are still cases left. They should all be formatted without spaces:

function Something(Callback: TProc < TSomething > = nil): Boolean;
ProcD<T > (xxx);
if Source is TSomething < T > then ...

[maf-soft]

Another one - this works:

MyFunction<T>.MyMethod();

But adding a line break doesn't:

MyFunction < T >
  .MyMethod();

Edit: other examples:

if (FValue is TSomeClass<T>) then  //good
if FValue is TSomeClass < T > then //bad

[Thomas Mueller]

Fixed first case:
function Something(Callback: TProc < TSomething > = nil): Boolean;

But that fix is really ugly. :-(

[Thomas Mueller]

Fixed in revision #2761

[maf-soft]

Installed 1.3.15, thanks :) - many formatting problems are now correct, but not all...

1.3.14 Result:= TryGet<string > (AResult);
1.3.15 Result:= TryGet < string > (AResult);

1.3.14 TMyClass = class(TMyBaseClass<string>)
1.3.15 TMyClass = class(TMyBaseClass < string > )
//above is only for <string>, and it happens all over the place in my code, also when calling generic functions

1.3.15 //indenting changed
  GetCharset(Result)['Symbols'].AsObj.AddObj(Key)
  .Add('Description', Descr, Descr <> '')
    .AddList('Images');

//im not sure if it makes sense to have 4 spaces indent here - maybe ok, it's because of the [], I can live with it
  Result:= Format(' %d %d ', [a,
      b]);