Removing extraneous trailing white-space

doc/api_review.md

@@ -32,10 +32,10 @@ Add row should return a curser instead of an index for consistency with the type
 
     -(size_t)addRow;                                                               ((TightdbCurser*)addRow)
     -(BOOL)remove:(size_t)ndx;                                                     (removeRowAtIndex:)
-    
+
 Insert row is missing (edit: appears to be added in ErrorBranch, returning BOOL).
-    
-    -(TightdbCurser *)insertRowAtIndex:    
+
+    -(TightdbCurser *)insertRowAtIndex:
     -(int64_t)sumInt:(size_t)colNdx;                                               (sumOfIntColumn:)
 
 Typed Query
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Suggested (here, concrete syntax):
 
     [table addColumnWithType:tightdb_String andName:@"Name"];
 
-Comment from Alexander was that signatures with "With" should occur only when there are corrosponding method(s) without "With", and since we have no addColumn method without arguments, we don't comply with that suggested rule: 
+Comment from Alexander was that signatures with "With" should occur only when there are corrosponding method(s) without "With", and since we have no addColumn method without arguments, we don't comply with that suggested rule:
 
 There are many examples in Apples API where the rule does not apply, for instance in NSArray:
 
@@ -87,9 +87,9 @@ Difficulty 1 (hardest, relatively speaking):
 
 Difficulty 2:
 - Add missing methods in Typed API (there are not so many missing here).
-- Update signature naming in Typed API (sligtly more difficult due to nested macros). 
+- Update signature naming in Typed API (sligtly more difficult due to nested macros).
 
-Difficulty 3: 
+Difficulty 3:
 - Add missing methods, many of them in dynamic query.
 - Update signature naming in Dynamic API.
 

doc/memo1.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 Objective-C Typed API: Capitalizaiton in signature names
 ========================================================
 
-This document describes issues and solutions related signature naming in the typed Objective-C interface. The overall challenge is that classes are defined with macros, which cannot modify case (capitalization) in the column names the user supplies in the table definition. 
+This document describes issues and solutions related signature naming in the typed Objective-C interface. The overall challenge is that classes are defined with macros, which cannot modify case (capitalization) in the column names the user supplies in the table definition.
 
 Background
 ----------
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Examples #1 (adding a row and setting multiple values with a single setter):
 
     Table: Name, String
            Age,  Int
-        
+
     [table addName:@”Bob” Age:10];
 
     Table: name, String
@@ -27,28 +27,28 @@ Problem #1: The latter signature should in Objective-C notation have been “add
 
 Decision #1: Due to above problem, we decided to avoid prefixes before column names. It apparently has the direct consequence that we cannot create methods, which sets multiple values at once and where the first parameter is a column (how should the signature be named?).
 
-Decision #2:  Based on decision #1 we decided to only use (overridden) property getters/setters for accessing and only set one property at the time. 
+Decision #2:  Based on decision #1 we decided to only use (overridden) property getters/setters for accessing and only set one property at the time.
 
 
 Examples #2 (using property getters/setters):
 ---------------------------------------------
 
     Table: name, String
            age,  Int
-    
+
     Curser *c = [table add];    // adds a row and returns the curser for it
     [c setAge]                  // synthesized setter
     [c setage]                  // custom setter
-         
+
 Problem #2: At the time of writing we generate a custom setter setage, which accesses the database. On top of that setAge is automatically synthesized and does not access the database – only the property named age (not wanted).
 
 Problem #3: We can disable the synthesised setter, but we cannot create a custom setter with capital A in the name.
 
-Decision #3: Only allow dot notation. Example code below. The getter and setter methods have names, which are so weird that they will never be called directly – only via the property. 
+Decision #3: Only allow dot notation. Example code below. The getter and setter methods have names, which are so weird that they will never be called directly – only via the property.
 
     @property (getter = _private_age, setter = _private_setage:) NSString *age;
 
-    -(NSString*)_private_age { 
+    -(NSString*)_private_age {
         return @"Getting a value from the database";
     }
 

doc/memo2.md

@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ Conclusion
 ----------
 While it's possilbe to add methods dynamically, they cannot be called without ugly looking syntax (with ARC). In our case this syntax is not useful. Disabling ARC is not an option. Apple has responded on a blog to an inquery about why the methods cannot be called directly after ARC.
 
-"Our reasoning was split about 50/50 between (1) needing to be more careful about types and ownership and (2) wanting to eliminate an embarrassing wart in the language (not being allowed to complain about completely unknown methods with anything more strenuous than a warning). There is really no legitimate reason to call a method that's not even declared somewhere. The ability to do this makes some really trivial bugs (e.g. typos in selectors) runtime failures instead of compile failures. We have always warned about it. Fix your code."      
+"Our reasoning was split about 50/50 between (1) needing to be more careful about types and ownership and (2) wanting to eliminate an embarrassing wart in the language (not being allowed to complain about completely unknown methods with anything more strenuous than a warning). There is really no legitimate reason to call a method that's not even declared somewhere. The ability to do this makes some really trivial bugs (e.g. typos in selectors) runtime failures instead of compile failures. We have always warned about it. Fix your code."

doc/ref/data/dyn_query_ref.yaml

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 ## JJEPSEN: "or" a obj-c keyword?
 ## JJEPSEN: count() does not take a column index as parameter (like in c++)
 ## JJEPSEN: max, min not defined for time compare as in c++.
-## !! Do we at all have a dynamic query interface? 
+## !! Do we at all have a dynamic query interface?
 ## !! All the Conditions don't take a colIndex...
 ## All the Combiners return (void) - don't they return TightdbQuery ? - check-&-fix
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
                  - (TightdbQuery *)column:(size_t)colNdx isEqualToString:(NSString *)value
                  - (TightdbQuery *)column:(size_t)colNdx isEqualToString:(NSString *)value caseSensitive:(bool)caseSensitive
                  - (TightdbQuery *)column:(size_t)colNdx isEqualToDate:(time_t)value
-                 - (TightdbQuery *)column:(size_t)colNdx isEqualToBinary:(TightdbBinary *)value                 
+                 - (TightdbQuery *)column:(size_t)colNdx isEqualToBinary:(TightdbBinary *)value
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_query_equals_summary
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_query_equals_descr
       PARAMS:
@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - DESCR  :
         CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_query_greaterThanOrEqual
-        
+
   - g_dyn_query_lessThan_integer:
       NAME     : "isLessThanInt:"
   - g_dyn_query_lessThan_float:
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - DESCR  :
         CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_query_lessThanOrEqual
-        
+
   - g_dyn_query_between_integer:
       NAME     : "isBetweenInt:"
   - g_dyn_query_between_float:
@@ -346,7 +346,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
   - g_dyn_query_contains_binary:
       TODO     : soon
   - g_dyn_query_contains_string:
-      NAME     : contains  
+      NAME     : contains
       TODO     : soon
   - g_dyn_query_contains_string_2:
       TODO     : soon
@@ -428,7 +428,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - DESCR  :
         CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_query_subtable
- 
+
   - g_dyn_query_endSubtable:
       NAMES    : parent
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_query_endSubtable_descr
@@ -473,7 +473,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
         CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_query_findall
 
   - g_dyn_query_find:
-      NAMES    : find 
+      NAMES    : find
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_query_find_descr
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_query_find_summary
       SIGNATURE: |
@@ -557,7 +557,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
                  (double)maximumWithDoubleColumn:(size_t)colNdx
       PARAMS:
       - NAME   : colNdx
-        DESCR  : Column index. The datatype of the column must match the function called. 
+        DESCR  : Column index. The datatype of the column must match the function called.
         TYPES  : size_t
       RETURN:
         TYPES  : [int64_t, float, double, time_t]
@@ -618,7 +618,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
         CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_query_average
 
   - g_dyn_query_remove:
-      NAMES    : remove 
+      NAMES    : remove
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_query_remove_descr
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_query_remove_summary
       SIGNATURE: (NSNumber *)remove

doc/ref/data/dyn_table_ref.yaml

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
         DESCR  :
 
   - g_dyn_table_opertator!=:
-      TODO     : soon    
+      TODO     : soon
       NAME     : is???Equal
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_operator_neq_summary
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_table_operator_neq_descr
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
   - g_dyn_table_rename_column:
       TODO     : later
 
-  
+
   - g_dyn_table_get_column_count:
       NAME     : getColumnCount
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_get_column_count_summary
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_table_get_column_count
         DESCR  :
- 
+
   - g_dyn_table_get_column_name:
       NAME     : getColumnName
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_get_column_name_summary
@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
         DESCR  : Returns a dynamic cursor at the added row.
 
   - g_dyn_table_insert_empty_row:
-      NAME     : insertRowAtIndex 
+      NAME     : insertRowAtIndex
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_insert_empty_row_summary
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_table_insert_empty_row_descr
       SIGNATURE: -(TightdbCursor *)insertRowAtIndex:(size_t)ndx
@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
 #  - g_dyn_table_insert_int:
 #      NAME     : insertInt
 #  - g_dyn_table_insert_enum:
-#      INGORED  : "" 
+#      INGORED  : ""
 #  - g_dyn_table_insert_date:
 #      NAME     : insertDate
 #  - g_dyn_table_insert_string:
@@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_table_remove
         DESCR  :
- 
+
   - g_dyn_table_remove_last_row:
       NAME     : removeLastRow
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_remove_last_row_summary
@@ -393,7 +393,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       #  TYPES  : size_t
       #  DESCR  : *g_dyn_table_get_xxx_parm2_descr
       #RETURN:
-      #  TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, time_t, NSString*, TightdbBinary*, 
+      #  TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, time_t, NSString*, TightdbBinary*,
       #            TightdbMixed*, TightdbType, TightdbTable*]
       #  DESCR  : *g_dyn_table_get_xxx_return_descr
       #EXAMPLES:
@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
  #       TYPES  : size_t
  #       DESCR  : *g_dyn_table_get_xxx_parm2_descr
  #     - NAME   : value
- #       TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, time_t, NSString*, TightdbBinary*, 
+ #       TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, time_t, NSString*, TightdbBinary*,
  #                 const char*, size_t, TightdbMixed*]
  #       DESCR  : *g_dyn_table_set_xxx_parm3_descr
  #     - NAME   : data
@@ -508,7 +508,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_table_set_index
         DESCR  :
-        
+
   - g_dyn_table_has_index:
       NAME     : hasIndex
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_has_index_summary
@@ -524,8 +524,8 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_table_has_index
         DESCR  :
-        
-        
+
+
 - Searching:
   METHODS:
   - g_dyn_table_lookup:
@@ -778,7 +778,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_table_maximum
         DESCR  :
-        
+
   - g_dyn_table_minimum_int:
   - g_dyn_table_minimum_float:
   - g_dyn_table_minimum_double:
@@ -822,8 +822,8 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_table_average
         DESCR  :
-        
-        
+
+
 - Dump:
   METHODS:
   - g_dyn_table_to_json:

doc/ref/data/dyn_view_ref.yaml

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
   - g_dyn_view_get_column_count:
       TODO     : soon
 
-      NAME     : getColumnCount 
+      NAME     : getColumnCount
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_get_column_count_summary
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_table_get_column_count_descr
       RETURN:
@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
   - g_dyn_view_set_mixed:
       TODO     : soon
       NAME     : setMixed
-      
+
       TITLE    : set*
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_table_set_xxx_summary
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_table_set_xxx_descr
@@ -362,7 +362,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       EXAMPLES:
       - CODE   : ex_objc_dyn_view_find_first_xxx
         DESCR  :
-        
+
   - g_dyn_view_find_all_bool_const:
       IGNORE   : ""
   - g_dyn_view_find_all_int_const:
@@ -490,7 +490,7 @@ CATEGORIES :
       TODO     : later
   - g_dyn_view_minimum_double:
       TODO     : later
-      
+
       NAMES    : [minimum, minimum_float, minimum_double]
       SUMMARY  : *g_dyn_view_minimum_summary
       DESCR    : *g_dyn_view_minimum_descr

doc/ref/data/mixed_ref.yaml

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ CATEGORIES:
                  (TightdbMixed *)mixedWithTable:(TightdbTable *)value
       PARAMS:
       - NAME   : v
-        TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, Date, NSString, 
+        TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, Date, NSString,
                   TightdbBinary, const char*, TightdbTable]
         DESCR  : *g_mixed_constructor_parm1_descr
       EXAMPLES:
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ CATEGORIES:
   - g_mixed_get_float:
       NAME     : getFloat
   - g_mixed_get_double:
-      NAME     : getDouble      
+      NAME     : getDouble
   - g_mixed_get_date:
       NAME     : getDate
   - g_mixed_get_string:
@@ -97,13 +97,13 @@ CATEGORIES:
                  (int64_t)getInt
                  (time_t)getDate
                  (float)getFloat
-                 (double)getDouble                 
+                 (double)getDouble
                  (NSString *)getString
                  (TightdbBinary *)getBinary
                  (TightdbTable *)getTable
       CONST    : True
       RETURN:
-        TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, time_t, NSString, 
+        TYPES  : [BOOL, int64_t, float, double, time_t, NSString,
                   TightdbBinary, TightdbTable]
         DESCR  : *g_mixed_get_return1_descr
       EXAMPLES:

doc/ref/data/reference.yaml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ STATUS:
             as the core library, and it should be used with caution.
 DESCR     : >
             The goal of TightDB is to provide a high performance
-            data storage for your applications. 
+            data storage for your applications.
 
             TightDB integrates seamless in Objective-C, making it
             fast to learn and easy to use.  You can replace your traditional data
@@ -24,8 +24,8 @@ DESCR     : >
 
             The core of the framework is the class {@link class_dyn_table}. The
             class is a representation of the
-            fundamental concept <strong>Table</strong>. You can use 
-            {@link class_typed_table} in the situations where you know the table structure 
+            fundamental concept <strong>Table</strong>. You can use
+            {@link class_typed_table} in the situations where you know the table structure
             a priori or when the data structure changes dynamically through the run time
             of the application.
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ DESCR     : >
             data structures. Moreover, tables can have nested tables as data. Using subtables
             and mixed types you can build arbitrarily complex data structures.
 
-            It is possible to query data using the {@link class_dyn_query} and 
+            It is possible to query data using the {@link class_dyn_query} and
             class. Queries can be complex - involving
             any number of columns and values. You can either apply aggregate functions to you
             resulting data set or use the data set in your application as a
@@ -66,8 +66,8 @@ CATEGORIES:                       # list global class-id in order of appearence
   - mixed
 #  - cursor
 
-EXAMPLES  : 
-- DESCR   : 
+EXAMPLES  :
+- DESCR   :
   CODE    : #ex_objc_intro           # id to example code
 
 ## Checked: