tidy comments

conn/ssl.c

@@ -1417,7 +1417,6 @@ static int ssl_socket_open(struct Connection *conn)
  * @param conn Connection to a server
  * @retval  0 Success
  * @retval -1 Error
- *
  */
 int mutt_ssl_starttls(struct Connection *conn)
 {

email/body.h

@@ -32,68 +32,67 @@
  */
 struct Body
 {
-  char *xtype;                  /**< content-type if x-unknown */
-  char *subtype;                /**< content-type subtype */
-  char *language;               /**< content-language (RFC8255) */
-  struct ParameterList parameter;  /**< parameters of the content-type */
-  char *description;            /**< content-description */
-  char *form_name;              /**< Content-Disposition form-data name param */
-  long hdr_offset;              /**< offset in stream where the headers begin.
-                            * this info is used when invoking metamail,
-                            * where we need to send the headers of the
-                            * attachment */
-  LOFF_T offset;                /**< offset where the actual data begins */
-  LOFF_T length;                /**< length (in bytes) of attachment */
-  char *filename;               /**< when sending a message, this is the file
-                            * to which this structure refers */
-  char *d_filename;             /**< filename to be used for the
-                            * content-disposition header.
-                            * If NULL, filename is used
-                            * instead.  */
-  char *charset;                /**< charset of attached file */
-  struct Content *content;      /**< structure used to store detailed info about
-                            * the content of the attachment.  this is used
-                            * to determine what content-transfer-encoding
-                            * is required when sending mail.  */
-  struct Body *next;            /**< next attachment in the list */
-  struct Body *parts;           /**< parts of a multipart or message/rfc822 */
-  struct Header *hdr;           /**< header information for message/rfc822 */
+  char *xtype;                    /**< content-type if x-unknown */
+  char *subtype;                  /**< content-type subtype */
+  char *language;                 /**< content-language (RFC8255) */
+  struct ParameterList parameter; /**< parameters of the content-type */
+  char *description;              /**< content-description */
+  char *form_name;                /**< Content-Disposition form-data name param */
+  long hdr_offset;                /**< offset in stream where the headers begin.
+                                   * this info is used when invoking metamail,
+                                   * where we need to send the headers of the
+                                   * attachment */
+  LOFF_T offset;                  /**< offset where the actual data begins */
+  LOFF_T length;                  /**< length (in bytes) of attachment */
+  char *filename;                 /**< when sending a message, this is the file
+                                   * to which this structure refers */
+  char *d_filename;               /**< filename to be used for the
+                                    content-disposition header.
+                                   * If NULL, filename is used instead.  */
+  char *charset;                  /**< charset of attached file */
+  struct Content *content;        /**< structure used to store detailed info about
+                                   * the content of the attachment.  this is used
+                                   * to determine what content-transfer-encoding
+                                   * is required when sending mail.  */
+  struct Body *next;              /**< next attachment in the list */
+  struct Body *parts;             /**< parts of a multipart or message/rfc822 */
+  struct Header *hdr;             /**< header information for message/rfc822 */
 
-  struct AttachPtr *aptr;       /**< Menu information, used in recvattach.c */
+  struct AttachPtr *aptr;         /**< Menu information, used in recvattach.c */
 
   signed short attach_count;
 
-  time_t stamp;                 /**< time stamp of last encoding update.  */
+  time_t stamp;                   /**< time stamp of last encoding update.  */
 
-  unsigned int type : 4;        /**< content-type primary type */
-  unsigned int encoding : 3;    /**< content-transfer-encoding */
-  unsigned int disposition : 2; /**< content-disposition */
-  bool use_disp : 1;            /**< Content-Disposition uses filename= ? */
-  bool unlink : 1;              /**< flag to indicate the file named by
-                                 * "filename" should be unlink()ed before
-                                 * free()ing this structure */
+  unsigned int type : 4;          /**< content-type primary type */
+  unsigned int encoding : 3;      /**< content-transfer-encoding */
+  unsigned int disposition : 2;   /**< content-disposition */
+  bool use_disp : 1;              /**< Content-Disposition uses filename= ? */
+  bool unlink : 1;                /**< flag to indicate the file named by
+                                   * "filename" should be unlink()ed before
+                                   * free()ing this structure */
   bool tagged : 1;
-  bool deleted : 1;             /**< attachment marked for deletion */
+  bool deleted : 1;               /**< attachment marked for deletion */
 
-  bool noconv : 1;              /**< don't do character set conversion */
+  bool noconv : 1;                /**< don't do character set conversion */
   bool force_charset : 1;
-                                /**< send mode: don't adjust the character
-                                 * set when in send-mode.  */
-  bool is_signed_data : 1;      /**< A lot of MUAs don't indicate S/MIME
-                                 * signed-data correctly, e.g. they use foo.p7m
-                                 * even for the name of signed data.  This flag
-                                 * is used to keep track of the actual message
-                                 * type.  It gets set during the verification
-                                 * (which is done if the encryption try failed)
-                                 * and check by the function to figure the type
-                                 * of the message. */
+                                  /**< send mode: don't adjust the character
+                                   * set when in send-mode.  */
+  bool is_signed_data : 1;        /**< A lot of MUAs don't indicate S/MIME
+                                   * signed-data correctly, e.g. they use foo.p7m
+                                   * even for the name of signed data.  This flag
+                                   * is used to keep track of the actual message
+                                   * type.  It gets set during the verification
+                                   * (which is done if the encryption try failed)
+                                   * and check by the function to figure the type
+                                   * of the message. */
 
-  bool goodsig : 1;             /**< good cryptographic signature */
-  bool warnsig : 1;             /**< maybe good signature */
-  bool badsig : 1;              /**< bad cryptographic signature (needed to
-                                 * check encrypted s/mime-signatures) */
+  bool goodsig : 1;               /**< good cryptographic signature */
+  bool warnsig : 1;               /**< maybe good signature */
+  bool badsig : 1;                /**< bad cryptographic signature (needed to
+                                   * check encrypted s/mime-signatures) */
 
-  bool collapsed : 1;           /**< used by recvattach */
+  bool collapsed : 1;             /**< used by recvattach */
   bool attach_qualifies : 1;
 };
 

imap/imap.c

@@ -2672,8 +2672,7 @@ static int imap_tags_commit(struct Context *ctx, struct Header *hdr, char *buf)
     mutt_buffer_addstr(cmd, ")");
 
     /* Should we return here, or we are fine and we could
-     * continue to add new flags *
-     */
+     * continue to add new flags */
     if (imap_exec(idata, cmd->data, 0) != 0)
     {
       mutt_buffer_free(&cmd);

init.h

@@ -448,7 +448,6 @@ struct ConfigDef MuttVars[] = {
   ** .ts
   ** set certificate_file=~/.neomutt/certificates
   ** .te
-  **
   */
 #endif
   { "change_folder_next", DT_BOOL, R_NONE, &ChangeFolderNext, false },
@@ -2572,7 +2571,6 @@ struct ConfigDef MuttVars[] = {
   ** Also note that using the old-style PGP message format is \fBstrongly\fP
   ** \fBdeprecated\fP.
   ** (PGP only)
-  **
   */
   { "pgp_retainable_sigs", DT_BOOL, R_NONE, &PgpRetainableSigs, false },
   /*
@@ -3225,7 +3223,6 @@ struct ConfigDef MuttVars[] = {
   ** When this variable is \fIunset\fP, scoring is turned off.  This can
   ** be useful to selectively disable scoring for certain folders when the
   ** $$score_threshold_delete variable and related are used.
-  **
   */
   { "score_threshold_delete", DT_NUMBER, R_NONE, &ScoreThresholdDelete, -1 },
   /*

mutt/file.c

@@ -910,7 +910,6 @@ int mutt_file_chmod_add(const char *path, mode_t mode)
  *     stat(path, &st);
  *     // ... do something else with st ...
  *     mutt_file_chmod_add_stat(path, S_IWUSR | S_IWGRP | S_IWOTH, st);
- *
  */
 int mutt_file_chmod_add_stat(const char *path, mode_t mode, struct stat *st)
 {
@@ -962,7 +961,6 @@ int mutt_file_chmod_rm(const char *path, mode_t mode)
  *     stat(path, &st);
  *     // ... do something else with st ...
  *     mutt_file_chmod_rm_stat(path, S_IWUSR | S_IWGRP | S_IWOTH, st);
- *
  */
 int mutt_file_chmod_rm_stat(const char *path, mode_t mode, struct stat *st)
 {

mutt_attach.c

@@ -372,7 +372,6 @@ void mutt_check_lookup_list(struct Body *b, char *type, size_t len)
  * Viewer processes are opened and waited on synchronously so viewing an
  * attachment this way will block the main neomutt process until the viewer process
  * exits.
- *
  */
 int mutt_view_attachment(FILE *fp, struct Body *a, int flag, struct Header *hdr,
                          struct AttachCtx *actx)

rfc1524.c

@@ -492,7 +492,6 @@ int rfc1524_mailcap_lookup(struct Body *a, char *type,
  * If both a nametemplate and oldfile are specified, the template is checked
  * for a "%s". If none is found, the nametemplate is used as the template for
  * newfile.  The first path component of the nametemplate and oldfile are ignored.
- *
  */
 int rfc1524_expand_filename(char *nametemplate, char *oldfile, char *newfile, size_t nflen)
 {

send.c

@@ -673,9 +673,7 @@ static int default_to(struct Address **to, struct Envelope *env, int flags, int
        *
        * We also take the from header if our correspondent has a reply-to
        * header which is identical to the electronic mail address given
-       * in his From header, and the reply-to has no display-name.
-       *
-       */
+       * in his From header, and the reply-to has no display-name.  */
       mutt_addr_append(to, env->from, false);
     }
     else if (!(mutt_addr_cmp(env->from, env->reply_to) && !env->reply_to->next) &&