lib/rconf/platform.rb in rconf-0.9.18 vs lib/rconf/platform.rb in rconf-0.9.19

@@ -61,18 +61,18 @@
     # e.g.
     #
     #   Platform.dispatch(2) { :echo }
     #
     # will result in 'echo_linux(2)' being executed in self if running on linux,
-    # 'echo_windows(2)' if running on Windows and 'echo_darwin(2)' if on 
+    # 'echo_windows(2)' if running on Windows and 'echo_darwin(2)' if on
     # Mac OS X. Note that the method is run in the instance of the caller.
     #
     # === Parameters
     # args:: Pass-through arguments
     #
     # === Block
-    # Given block should not take any argument and return a symbol for the 
+    # Given block should not take any argument and return a symbol for the
     # method that should be called
     #
     # === Return
     # res(ObjecT):: Result returned by platform specific implementation
     def dispatch(*args, &blk)
@@ -80,10 +80,10 @@
       binding = blk.binding.eval('self')
       meth = blk.call
       target = dispatch_candidates(meth).detect do |candidate|
         binding.respond_to?(candidate)
       end
-      raise "No platform dispatch target found in #{binding.class} for " + 
+      raise "No platform dispatch target found in #{binding.class} for " +
             "'#{meth.inspect}', tried " + dispatch_candidates(meth).join(', ') unless target
       binding.__send__(target, *args)
     end
 
     protected