Remove trailing spaces and unify the handling of the identifier instead of string#47
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DanielT merged 2 commits intoDanielT:mainfrom Feb 10, 2026
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Remove trailing spaces and unify the handling of the identifier instead of string#47DanielT merged 2 commits intoDanielT:mainfrom
DanielT merged 2 commits intoDanielT:mainfrom
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Signed-off-by: Louis Caron <caron_louis@yahoo.fr>
Signed-off-by: Louis Caron <caron_louis@yahoo.fr>
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Thanks for the fix |
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I am very grateful for your accepting the patch. And thanks a lot for adding unit tests, I will definitely reconsider a next contribution with this as well. danke viel mal |
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Depending on whether there is a comment or not before the identifier, this will either raise an error or support it. This change guarantees that it behaves identically in both situations.