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[Mattias Gaertner]

> Michael Van Canneyt <michael at freepascal.org> hat am 23. Februar 2014 um 21:05
> geschrieben:
> [...]
> When you press shift-ctrl-c to add a new method or function, the ide also
> corrects casing or other 'small'
> discrepancies between interface and implementation.
> 
> While in principle, I am very much a fan of this feature, it is very annoying
> when you edit
> older sources in a versioned file: all of a sudden a huge diff is created
> which hides the
> 'real' change between all kinds of cosmetic diffs.

It's not so sudden any more. The source editor shows yellow and green spot on
the right bar.


> For example, I added a function to the fpcunit unit of FPC. I declared the
> function, pressed
> CTRL-shift-C so the IDE would complete it, and add 1 line of code. The result
> is a 60-line diff
> with 5 lines of real changes, and +/- 55 lines of bogus "changes" (mostly
> casing, sometimes whitespace).
> 
> stuff like (see if you spot the difference, sometimes it's real hard):
> 
> -class procedure TAssert.AssertTrue(const AMessage: String; ACondition:
> Boolean);
> +
> +class procedure TAssert.AssertTrue(const AMessage: string; ACondition:
> boolean);
>
> Is there by any chance a way to disable this behaviour ?

Options / Codetools / Class Completion / Update all method signatures.

Mattias