The company I work for recently started using JCF to format the code - but there are just a couple things that we would like to enforce that aren't implemented yet. Defect [1814634] was one of the things. So I put together a small fix that seems to address the problem.
What would be the best way to have it tested? The fix works for me and it doesn't break any of the existing tests. But I would feel better if some other users could test it. Is there somewhere I can upload the code changes or someone to send them too for additional testing and review?
I suspect that it may not work completely with Delphi 2009 and anonymous methods.
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The JCF builds and runs under Delphi 2009, but does not yet address the new syntax that came in with Delphi 2009, as you have seen. This is the next priority.
If your fix does not break any existing tests then you are doing well - The tests are quite comprehensive. A new test with the new syntax that the fix supports is also part of the process of getting a fix in.
My Delphi development PC is broken at the moment, but I hope to have the replacement up and running soon so that I can work on better Delphi 2009 support.
Thanks
Anthony
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The company I work for recently started using JCF to format the code - but there are just a couple things that we would like to enforce that aren't implemented yet. Defect [1814634] was one of the things. So I put together a small fix that seems to address the problem.
What would be the best way to have it tested? The fix works for me and it doesn't break any of the existing tests. But I would feel better if some other users could test it. Is there somewhere I can upload the code changes or someone to send them too for additional testing and review?
I suspect that it may not work completely with Delphi 2009 and anonymous methods.
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The JCF builds and runs under Delphi 2009, but does not yet address the new syntax that came in with Delphi 2009, as you have seen. This is the next priority.
If your fix does not break any existing tests then you are doing well - The tests are quite comprehensive. A new test with the new syntax that the fix supports is also part of the process of getting a fix in.
Sourceforge does have an option to upload a patch - I'd be happy to accept it via this mechanism.
The link is https://sourceforge.net/tracker2/?group_id=41564&atid=430782
My Delphi development PC is broken at the moment, but I hope to have the replacement up and running soon so that I can work on better Delphi 2009 support.
Thanks
Anthony