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/**
 * This is a recommended CMAC Multi-Edit Macro example.
 * Reformat this file as you like to define your personal style.
 *
 * Notes:
 * 1.) Do not remove code from this file or change the order in which it
 *     appears, only change the whitespace to reflect your style.
 *
 * 2.) Polystyle only modifies whitespace and will never alter the actual content
 *     of your files, such as adding {}'s in 'if' statements.
 *
 * 3.) Polystyle does not format comments based on examples. It will always
 *     format comments the same way.
 *
 * Copyright 2001-2003 Flashbulb Studios.
 *
 * http://Polystyle.com
 */

macro_file myFile;

import Bool method() kernel32 'myName';

prototype TMACROS
  {
  void Upper(str &s);
  
  str gtest "Also_GTest";

  void message(...);
  }

struct MyStruct
  {
  int j[1] = i >> 1;

  int i = 'j' || "k";
  
  int a, b, c;
  
  struct a b;
  }
  
void myMethod(int *a, *int b = 0, int [] c) trans2
  {
  // if statements with empty braces
  if (x)
    {
    }
  else if (x)
    {
    }
  else
    {
    }

  // if statements with exactly one braced statement
  if (x)
    {
    a();
    }
  else if (x)
    {
    b();
    }
  else
    {
    c();
    }

  // special 'if' cases
  if (x)
    {
    a();
    }
  else
    {
    c();
    }

  if (x)
    {
    a();

    a();
    }
  else
    {
    c();

    c();
    }

  // if statements with a single implicit substatement
  if (x)
    a();

  else if (x)
    b();

  else
    c();

  // if statements with multiple statements
  if (!z)
    {
    j = ++i & (i());

    z = j[0][0][0];
    }
  else if (a and x)
    {
    a();

    ret method(a, b, 'c');
    }
  else
    {
    a();

    a();
    }

  // while statements with a single implicit substatement
  while (x)
    a();

  // while statements with a single implicit 'if' substatement
  while (x)
    if (x)
      a();

  // while with multiple statements
  while (k == j)
    {
    label:

    h[0] = a.b.c ? b : (c).d;

    break;
    }

  // for statements with a single braced statement
  for (int i; i > 6; i++)
    {
    break label;
    }

  // do statements with a single braced substatement
  do
    {
    continue label;
    } while (false);

  /* Switch blocks:
   *
   * You can have case substatements be aligned by giving an example like:
   *
   * case 1: a();
   * 
   *         b();
   * 
   *         c();
   * 
   *         etc...
   */
  switch(c)
    {
    case 1:
    case 2:
    case 3:
      a();

      b();

      c();

    case 4:
      break; // case with exactly one substatement

    default:
      break;
    }
  }

void emptyMethod()
  {
  }

void method()
  {
  // try-catch-finally with empty bodies
  try
    {
    }
  catch (Throwable e)
    {
    }
  finally
    {
    }

  // try-catch-finally with exactly one statement
  try
    {
    a();
    }
  catch (Throwable t)
    {
    a();
    }
  finally
    {
    a();
    }

  // try-catch-finally with multiple statements 
  try
    {
    for (;;) { } // for statement with empty control statements

    a();
    }
  catch(Throwable e)
    {
    do { } while (x);

    throw e;
    }
  finally
    {
    int i = i * 3, j, k;

    ret i + "0";
    }
  }

#ifdef a

  #define x (a == a && !b)

#else

  #undef x

  #undef x

  #undef x

#endif

Next, in Step 3 we get the final result!