Cosmetic fixes

1 files changed, 42 insertions, 37 deletions

diff --git a/ChangeLog b/ChangeLog
index 76f8a131129..3e7fb181e47 100644
--- a/ChangeLog
+++ b/ChangeLog
@@ -575,36 +575,40 @@ Mon Dec 16 13:14:34 2002  Phil Mesnier  <mesnier_p@ociweb.com>
         * ace/CDR_Stream.cpp:
         * ace/CDR_Stream.h:
         * ace/CDR_Stream.i:
-        Preparing for codeset negotiation. The ACE input/output CDR streams'
-        support for wide character IO is enhanced by adding a flag to allow
-        or disallow wchar i/o regardless of whether a translator is present.
-        There are times when wchar is not allowed, such as GIOP 1.0, or when
-        a native codeset for wchar was not specified. In CORBA, a native wchar
-        codeset must be specified, it may not be defaulted. Within the ACE
-        CDR streams, wchar i/o is allowed by default, to ensure backwards
-        compatibility.
-
-        I fixed a few of the reading and writing methods to ensure that the
-        good_bit_ flag is cleared if an error occurs. This was not happening in
-        all cases, leading to errors elsewhere.
-
-        I have extended the definition of the ACE_[W]Char_Codeset_Translator
-        classes to make them reference counted objects. There are some codesets
-        that support shifting and may be stateful. By using reference counting,
-        the CDR streams don't have to worry about ownership of stateful
-        translators.
-
-        Finally, the translators now have pure virtual methods that return the
-        native and translated codeset ID values. These values refer to entries
-        in the DCE Code and Character Set Registry, which is the reference for
-        CORBA codeset ids. Anyone implementing a char or wchar codeset will
-        have to supply a numeric value for the native codeset (ncs) and the
-        translated codeset (tcs). NCS refers to the codeset of the text on the
-        application side of the stream, and TCS refers to the codset of the
-        text on the "wire" side of the stream.
-
-        These changes are not everything that is required to support codeset
-        negotiation, but it is all the changes required to the CDR streams.
+          Preparing for codeset negotiation. The ACE input/output CDR
+	  streams' support for wide character IO is enhanced by adding a
+	  flag to allow or disallow wchar i/o regardless of whether a
+	  translator is present. There are times when wchar is not
+	  allowed, such as GIOP 1.0, or when a native codeset for wchar
+	  was not specified. In CORBA, a native wchar codeset must be
+	  specified, it may not be defaulted. Within the ACE CDR streams,
+	  wchar i/o is allowed by default, to ensure backwards
+	  compatibility. 
+
+	  I fixed a few of the reading and writing methods to ensure that
+	  the good_bit_ flag is cleared if an error occurs. This was not
+	  happening in all cases, leading to errors elsewhere.
+
+	  I have extended the definition of the
+	  ACE_[W]Char_Codeset_Translator classes to make them reference
+	  counted objects. There are some codesets that support shifting
+	  and may be stateful. By using reference counting, the CDR
+	  streams don't have to worry about ownership of stateful
+	  translators. 
+
+          Finally, the translators now have pure virtual methods that
+	  return the native and translated codeset ID values. These values
+	  refer to entries in the DCE Code and Character Set Registry,
+	  which is the reference for CORBA codeset ids. Anyone
+	  implementing a char or wchar codeset will have to supply a
+	  numeric value for the native codeset (ncs) and the translated
+	  codeset (tcs). NCS refers to the codeset of the text on the
+	  application side of the stream, and TCS refers to the codset of
+	  the text on the "wire" side of the stream.
+
+          These changes are not everything that is required to support
+	  codeset negotiation, but it is all the changes required to the
+	  CDR streams. 
 
 Sat Dec 14 08:56:23 2002  Douglas C. Schmidt  <schmidt@tango.doc.wustl.edu>
 
@@ -908,14 +912,15 @@ Sun Dec 08 01:17:26 2002  Nanbor Wang  <nanbor@cs.wustl.edu>
 
 Thu Dec  5 20:30:56 2002  Douglas C. Schmidt  <schmidt@macarena.cs.wustl.edu>
 
-        * ace/Event_Handler.cpp: Updated the implementation of ACE_Event_Handler::read_adapter()
-          so that the code is consistent with the stated semantics.  Thanks to
-          Ron Muck <rlm@sdiusa.com> for the fix.
+        * ace/Event_Handler.cpp: Updated the implementation of
+	  ACE_Event_Handler::read_adapter() so that the code is consistent
+	  with the stated semantics.  Thanks to Ron Muck <rlm@sdiusa.com>
+	  for the fix. 
 
-        * ace/OS_Dirent.inl (readdir_r): Enhanced the ACE_OS_Directn::readdir_r()
-          wrapper facade so that it returns 1 (i.e., "done") when an error
-          occurs.  Thanks to Abhay Kulkarni <Abhay.Kulkarni@veritas.com>
-          for reporting this.
+        * ace/OS_Dirent.inl (readdir_r): Enhanced the
+	  ACE_OS_Directn::readdir_r() wrapper facade so that it returns 1
+	  (i.e., "done") when an error occurs.  Thanks to Abhay Kulkarni
+	  <Abhay.Kulkarni@veritas.com> for reporting this.
 
 Sat Dec  7 19:54:12 2002  Steve Huston  <shuston@riverace.com>