Fixing bad empty line when source file uses tabs #238
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This PR was merged into the 1.0-dev branch. Discussion ---------- Fixing bad empty line when source file uses tabs Woo! Fixes #170 PHP-Parser is responsible for determining indentation for new code. When tabs are used, it sees this as 1 indent, and uses 1 space to indent. This had two side-effects: 1) My original `str_replace` code was not smart enough to handle that. Easy fix using regex 2) In general, any new code (e.g. getter method) is indented with 1 space. Commits ------- 9f95fcd Fixing bad empty line when used with tabs
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Woo! Fixes #170
PHP-Parser is responsible for determining indentation for new code. When tabs are used, it sees this as 1 indent, and uses 1 space to indent. This had two side-effects:
str_replacecode was not smart enough to handle that. Easy fix using regex