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> space between * and identifier in function definition
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> Tue, 26 Jun 2007 09:36:55 +0200
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> I noticed that when I run the following through GNU indent (2.2.9):
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> void
> foo(XEvent *event)
> {
>   /* Do something */
> }
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> The output is formatted as (notice the space between * and event):
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> void
> foo(XEvent * event)   <<<--- look here
> {
>   /* Do something */
> }
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> Whereas if I format the following:
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> void
> foo(int *ptr)
> {
>   /* Do something */
> }
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> It comes out unchanged.
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> The problem seems to occur anytime the pointer points to a non-
> primitive data type.
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> Is this a known issue?  I can't find a documented option to
> control the behavior -- is there one?
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