Bernard Schleich

Sorry but when I compare the 2 files, I don't compare BLANK-SPACE. In WinMerge.txt file you can see Settings/IgnoreSpace=2 Even when this parameter is set, WinMerge return that the 2 files are distints ... and this is not normal. You have analyzed this bug in considering only "Ignore Blank Line" without looking "Ignore space" parameter value. I want to add that your parameter name "IgnoreBlankLines" is ambigous. A better name should be "IgnoreEmptyLines". A better solution (perhaps an enhancement...

To give more information, I have tested again in suppressing some 4 spaces before some statements after )"; character string that terminates RowString and ... Nothing after )"; has been formatted.

In C++, stop to format code after row-string !

Sorry, I see that the display of my question is not correclty formatted. I want to correct it, but I don't find how to edit it again ! So, I will do that in this post. I want to have class XRecord { public: int iCount; string sName; }; But, formatting using Whitesmith, I obtain following lines class XRecord { public: int iCount; string sName; };

How to align class variables declaration on first { of class using Whitesmith format ?

I have same idea and find this before posting mine :-) I will give an simple example: In my code, I format following C++ code like this XString sToday = pOciConnection ->SelectFetch("SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP FROM DUAL") .GetString(1); if I use AStyle WHITESMITH, I obtain following lines XString sToday = pOciConnection ->SelectFetch("SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP FROM DUAL") .GetString(1); I'm interesting to have first formatting because it is more readable (for me).

I don't find how to modify/correct my FIRST post to 1. specify Milestone 2.0 instead of 1.0 2. add 'comment-string' in enum example so that example are more correct. Can somebody make that for me ?

I don't find how to modify/correct my post to 1. specify Milestone 2.0 instead of 1.0 2. add 'comment-string' in enum example so that example are more correct. Can somebody make that for me ?