That was my goal.
> And I don't see what any of this has to do with whether an option should be
> removed from Lindent. Lindent should be a tool, which means it helps a
> user do whatever he wants to do. Whether he should want to do "sizeof
> (foo)" is a separate issue.
Well Lindent != indent. The "indent" program can do formatting to the
wishes of the user. However, "Lindent" is a wrapper script which is
trying to impose the will of Linus on other kernel programmers, and as
such "what the user wants to do" is of no concern. If they don't want
to follow the "mandated" coding style, then they just don't use Lindent.
Cheers, Andreas
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