Fix CMake whitespace#2608
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Rebased, and fixed DOS line endings in FindBISON.cmake, which were erroneously reported as trailing whitespace introduced in this commit. |
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Fixed another "whitespace error". |
Applied a two-space indent. It was a mixture of 2, 3, 4 and 8 space indents and tabs; I don't know how you could look at it without going crazy. I mostly used Vim's "=" command, even in cases where its output is potentially controversial, because at least it's consistent. Also modified vertical whitespace in a couple of places. A whitespace-insensitive diff will show you where. Fixed DOS line endings in FindBISON.cmake, which were reported by git as whitespace errors.
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Applied a two-space indent. It was a mixture of 2, 3, 4 and 8 space indents and tabs; I don't know how you could look at it without going crazy. I mostly used Vim's "=" command, even in cases where its output is potentially controversial, because at least it's consistent.
Also modified vertical whitespace in a couple of places. A whitespace-insensitive diff will show you where.