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Could i have my task's time extended? I've been a little caught up lately and would really enjoy being able to finish this task. Thank you

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I almost have the task completed, i just need another days time however to completely finish. Only things left are to impliment one more function test and changing around some calls, thank you very much if you can extend the time.

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I would like to work on this task.

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The test is looking pretty good but it does not match our source code conventions.  See the top-level HACKING file or other source files for examples.  At a glance, there are numerous indentation and brace placement errors.  Indents should be 4spcs, 1tab, 1tab+4spcs, 2tabs, etc.  Braces are on same line as statement except for functions.  Spaces around built-in keywords (e.g., if, for, etc) aren't right.  Copyright date is wrong.  And you introduce an undocumented hard-coded constant. It needs to be documented in detail or (better, use one of our existing constants like the one used by our ZERO() or EQUAL() macros, which you also should be using.

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Could i receive a time extension by the reviewer in the event that my task is sent back for more work? The pervious submission my task was reviewed but the time was not extended and i almost lost the task when it went up for claiming. I would be happy to continue working on the task until it fits the requirements of the project, thank you very much.

Extensions are no problem.  It look like indentations and else statement placements are still wrong, though.  Please recheck the style described in HACKING and my earlier comment.  Looks almost right, but still significant style errors.

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What did you do to change the indentation?  It looks the same to me.  You fixed the else statements, but that pointed out a different usability issue.  If an 'else' statement requires brackets, you should put them on the 'if' statement too even if it's a one-liner that doesn't technically need it.

Not good:

if (whatever)

    printf("hello");

else {

    printf("hello");

    printf("hello2");

}

Good:

if (whatever {

    printf("hello");

} else {

    printf("hello");

    printf("hello");

}

Still, don't overlook the indentation style.  4spcs, 1tab, tab+4spcs, 2tabs, etc.

I appreciate you working me through this formatting issue, i've had some conflicting tips for writing the if-else statements. I will look over the spacing of the code and reformat the if-else statements to what you specified.

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I'm not completely sure if that was the right thing to do, but i modified the last patch as i am away on vacation and don't have access to a linux enviroment or development tools(win8 platform). I hope the patch still works as expected, i re worked the statements and checked spacing for the entire program.

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Note that the indentation is still wrong.  You used spaces for indentation and our style calls for mixed spaces and tabs. (4spc, 1tab, 1tab+4spcs, 2tabs, etc).  You've put good effort, but please take note of the this detail in any future patches.

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