It's better for precise operation that the source code writer retains original spaces -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key: ROASTER-74 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/ROASTER-74 Project: Roaster Issue Type: Enhancement Components: JDT Affects Versions: 2.x Future Environment: Win 8.1 Pro 64bit, Eclipse Mars 64bit, Java 8 Reporter: Shoji Kuzukami Assignee: Shoji Kuzukami Fix For: 2.14.1.Final I want to verify a source code modified by the 'roast' by using a diff based utility because the modification can unexpectedly break the semantics of original source code by any bugs of the library. But the code writer #toString() in roaster writes a 'formatted' source code removing some white spaces in the original. So the diff utility cannot be simply applied. It's better that the source code writer emits such a code that the original code is minimally operated as well as it can, because the roaster formatter can be used independently by calling Formatter.format(String). Although this is a design-concept issue of this project, it's happy for me that the pull-request following is accepted.