File	Date	Author	Commit
doc	2013-01-27	Håkon Løvdal	[a7ee63] Added GPLv3 document
test	2013-01-27	Håkon Løvdal	[33d0bf] vim settings
.gitignore	2013-01-27	Håkon Løvdal	[bb60a4] .gitignore: vim swap files
README	2013-01-27	Håkon Løvdal	[2acbb0] Added README file
changelog.txt	2013-01-27	Håkon Løvdal	[ef8441] Added changelog file
git-resolve.sh	2013-01-27	Håkon Løvdal	[f3ae18] git-resolve.sh
tisa.pl	2013-01-27	Håkon Løvdal	[9a9eb5] Added --version option

Read Me

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            tab indent - space align

This program will correct source code so that tabs that incorrectly are
used for alignment are replaced with a correct number og spaces as well
as replacing spaces that are used for indentation with tabs.

Example:

Let's say the following is the input (where tabs are written as <----->
(or shorter))

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  int<-><------>i;
  const int *<->p;
  puts("Hello world");
  return 0;
}

Here tabs are used to align the comments and that is incorrect since the
source code then looks wrong if viewed with a different tab setting than
the origial editor. Also forcing a fixed number of spaces for indentation
is wrong; each editor should be able to view the source code with his/her
personal preference.

Running the above program through tisa.pl would give the following result
(again with tabs written as <------>):

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
<------>int           i;
<------>const int *   p;
<------>puts("Hello world");
<------>return 0;
}

There is no specific installation needed, just copy tisa.pl to somewhere
in your $PATH.