Format

examples/C/src/lib/WebSocketServer.lf

@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@
  *    initial_file = {= LF_SOURCE_DIRECTORY LF_FILE_SEPARATOR "filename.html" =}
  * )  
  * ```
+
  *
  * When a connection is established with a client, an output is produced on the `connected` port
  * that is a struct with a unique `wsi` (web socket interface) for the client and a boolean

examples/C/src/lib/WebSocketServerString.lf

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
  *
  * This version is simpler to use than WebSocketServer. It is limited to a single connection at a
  * time and to string-valued messages.
- * 
+ *
  * If an `initial_file` parameter value is provided, it is expected to be a fully-qualified path to
  * a file that this server will serve upon receiving an HTTP request. This can be used to provide
  * the initial HTML (with embedded JavaScript) that will then establish a web socket connection to
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@
  *    initial_file = {= LF_SOURCE_DIRECTORY LF_FILE_SEPARATOR "filename.html" =}
  * )  
  * ```
+
  *
  * When a connection is established with a client, an output with value `true` is produced on the
  * `connected` port. A value `false` is produced when the client disconnects.
@@ -47,10 +48,7 @@ target C
 
 import WebSocketServer from "WebSocketServer.lf"
 
-reactor WebSocketServerString(
-    hostport: int = 8000,
-    initial_file: string = {= NULL =}
-) {
+reactor WebSocketServerString(hostport: int = 8000, initial_file: string = {= NULL =}) {
   input in_dynamic: char*
   input in_static: string
 
@@ -60,7 +58,7 @@ reactor WebSocketServerString(
   state ws: web_socket_instance_t
 
   // Limit the number of clients to one.
-  server = new WebSocketServer(hostport=hostport, max_clients=1, initial_file = initial_file)
+  server = new WebSocketServer(hostport=hostport, max_clients=1, initial_file=initial_file)
 
   reaction(startup) {=
     self->ws.connected = false;