Hi,
I've been playing with the code formatter.
If the 'Fix spacing' is checked, and 'Spaces around operators' is set to
'Never', the formatter nevertheless changes
lName:='';
to
lName := '';
Since the assignment operator is an operator, I expect it to leave the
statement as it was.
Is this intentional, or is it a bug ?
From my debugging, I can say the following:
In SingleSpaceAfter it is hard-wired to have a space:
SingleSpaceAfterTokens: TTokenTypeSet = [ttColon, ttAssign, ttComma,
ttPlusAssign, ttMinusAssign, ttTimesAssign, ttFloatDivAssign];
if (pt.TokenType in SingleSpaceAfterTokens) then
begin
lcPrev := pt.PriorSolidToken;
if (lcPrev <> nil) and (lcPrev.TokenType = ttDot) then // operaror
typename.:=( ) .+= .*=
exit(false);
exit(True);
end;
Similarly, in SingleSpaceBefore, it is hard-wired to have a space:
if (pt.TokenType in AssignmentDirectives) then
begin
lcPrev := pt.PriorSolidToken;
if (lcPrev <> nil) and (lcPrev.TokenType = ttDot) then // operaror
typename.:=( )
exit(false);
exit(True);
end;
So, in my opinion, clearly a bug.
:= is an operator, and should therefor obey the setting for operators.
(or a separate setting is made for the assignment operator)
Yesterday's Lazarus.
Michael.
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