@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ LinkTable *LinkSystem_init(const char *url)
286286 * This is where the '/' should be
287287 */
288288 ROOT_LINK_OFFSET = strnlen (url , MAX_PATH_LEN ) -
289- ((url [url_len ] == '/' ) ? 1 : 0 );
289+ ((url [url_len ] == '/' ) ? 1 : 0 );
290290
291291 /*
292292 * --------------------- Enable cache system --------------------
@@ -474,7 +474,7 @@ static void LinkTable_fill(LinkTable *linktbl)
474474 spaces in them!). If we only escaped it, and there were already
475475 encoded characters in it, then that would break the link. */
476476 char * unescaped_path = curl_easy_unescape (c , this_link -> linkpath , 0 ,
477- NULL );
477+ NULL );
478478 char * escaped_path = curl_easy_escape (c , unescaped_path , 0 );
479479 curl_free (unescaped_path );
480480 /* Our code does the wrong thing if there's a trailing slash that's been
@@ -704,7 +704,10 @@ int LinkTable_disk_save(LinkTable *linktbl, const char *dirn)
704704/* This is necessary to get the compiler on some platforms to stop
705705 complaining about the fact that we're not using the return value of
706706 fread, when we know we aren't and that's fine. */
707- static inline void ignore_value (int i ) { (void ) i ; }
707+ static inline void ignore_value (int i )
708+ {
709+ (void ) i ;
710+ }
708711
709712LinkTable * LinkTable_disk_open (const char * dirn )
710713{
@@ -1032,8 +1035,8 @@ range requests\n");
10321035 lprintf (error , "%s" , curl_easy_strerror (ret ));
10331036 }
10341037 if ((http_resp != HTTP_OK ) &&
1035- (http_resp != HTTP_PARTIAL_CONTENT ) &&
1036- (http_resp != HTTP_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE )) {
1038+ (http_resp != HTTP_PARTIAL_CONTENT ) &&
1039+ (http_resp != HTTP_RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE )) {
10371040 char * url ;
10381041 curl_easy_getinfo (curl , CURLINFO_EFFECTIVE_URL , & url );
10391042 lprintf (warning , "Could not download %s, HTTP %ld\n" , url , http_resp );
@@ -1064,7 +1067,9 @@ long Link_download(Link *link, char *output_buf, size_t req_size, off_t offset)
10641067 header .data = NULL ;
10651068
10661069 if (offset + req_size > link -> content_length ) {
1067- lprintf (error , "requested size to large, req_size: %lu, recv: %ld, content-length: %ld\n" , req_size , recv , link -> content_length );
1070+ lprintf (error ,
1071+ "requested size too large, req_size: %lu, recv: %ld, content-length: %ld\n" ,
1072+ req_size , recv , link -> content_length );
10681073 req_size = link -> content_length - offset ;
10691074 }
10701075
@@ -1146,14 +1151,14 @@ static void make_link_relative(const char *page_url, char *link_url)
11461151 page_url ++ ;
11471152 }
11481153 if (slashes_left_to_find ) {
1149- if (slashes_left_to_find == 1 && ! * page_url )
1150- /* We're at the top level of the web site and the user entered the URL
1151- without a trailing slash. */
1152- page_url = "/" ;
1153- else
1154- /* Well, that's odd. Let's return rather than trying to dig ourselves
1155- deeper into whatever hole we're in. */
1156- return ;
1154+ if (slashes_left_to_find == 1 && ! * page_url )
1155+ /* We're at the top level of the web site and the user entered the URL
1156+ without a trailing slash. */
1157+ page_url = "/" ;
1158+ else
1159+ /* Well, that's odd. Let's return rather than trying to dig ourselves
1160+ deeper into whatever hole we're in. */
1161+ return ;
11571162 }
11581163 /* The page URL is no longer the full page_url, it's just the part after
11591164 the host name. */
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