Description Yonatan 2011-10-02 07:08:19 EDT

Build Identifier: 20110615-0604

When the below "if..." is formmated (using ctrl-shift F):

#define TESTING(m) ;do{}while(0)

    TESTING(1);

    if(    Test(a    ) != 1)
    {
        status = ERROR;
    }

The result is 

    if(    Test(a ) != 1)
    {   
        status = ERROR;
    }

where as, when the code does not have the macro like so:

#define TESTING(m) ;do{}while(0)

    //TESTING(1);

    if(    Test(a ) != 1)
    {
        status = ERROR;
    }

Then the "if" is formmated correctly:

    if(Test(a) != 1)
    {
        status = ERROR;
    }

Please note that though this example is somewhat exotic, this is a minimization of a real-life case, which is affecting all formatting of our project.

Thanks!
 :-)


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. See exact senario above.