Michael, I just took a quick look at the diff. There are many lines changed because trailing whitespace was removed, presumably as an automatic action by your editor. Is that something you can configure it not to do? I noticed the same phenomenon on some of Mark's recent commits as well, when the files being committed were ones that he had created/edited before, so perhaps you and he are using a new editor or its policy has changed. I don't like trailing whitespace, and I am careful to avoid it as I write code. However, I also take extra effort to avoid removing any existing trailing whitespace (or make other unrelated changes like comment fixes) as part of committing a change, especially for source that isn't mine. I sometimes make separate commits with just those nonfunctional changes. This is to keep the annotation log meaningful. I don't mean this as a major criticism, just a question. -- Steve