Updates coding style in readme

Author: j-ulrich

README.md

@@ -46,12 +46,12 @@ Might also be working with Qt 4 versions but this has not been tested.
 #include "HttpStatusCodes_C++.h"
 #include <iostream>
 
-void printReplyStatus(MyHttpReplyClass reply)
+void printReplyStatus( MyHttpReplyClass reply )
 {
-	if (reply.status == HttpStatus::OK)
+	if ( reply.status == HttpStatus::OK )
 		std::cout << "Success!";
 	else
-		std::cerr << reply.status << " " << HttpStatus::reasonPhrase(reply.status);
+		std::cerr << reply.status << " " << HttpStatus::reasonPhrase( reply.status );
 }
 ```
 
@@ -107,17 +107,17 @@ enum Code
 
 ##### C Variant #####
 ```c
-char HttpStatus_isInformational(int code);
-char HttpStatus_isSuccessful(int code);
-char HttpStatus_isRedirection(int code);
-char HttpStatus_isClientError(int code);
-char HttpStatus_isServerError(int code);
+char HttpStatus_isInformational( int code );
+char HttpStatus_isSuccessful( int code );
+char HttpStatus_isRedirection( int code );
+char HttpStatus_isClientError( int code );
+char HttpStatus_isServerError( int code );
 ```
 Return `1` if the given _code_ belongs to the corresponding class of status codes (see [RFC7231](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-6)).
 Return `0` otherwise.
 
 ```c
-char HttpStatus_isError(int code);
+char HttpStatus_isError( int code);
 ```
 Returns `1` if the given _code_ is either a client error, a server error or any non-standard error code.
 Non-standard error codes are status codes with a value of 600 or higher.
@@ -127,19 +127,19 @@ Returns `0` otherwise.
 > **Note:** The C++11 variant also provides overloads for `HttpStatus::Code`. So there is no need to cast.
 
 ```c++
-bool HttpStatus::isInformational(int code);
-bool HttpStatus::isSuccessful(int code);
-bool HttpStatus::isRedirection(int code);
-bool HttpStatus::isClientError(int code);
-bool HttpStatus::isServerError(int code);
+bool HttpStatus::isInformational( int code );
+bool HttpStatus::isSuccessful( int code );
+bool HttpStatus::isRedirection( int code );
+bool HttpStatus::isClientError( int code );
+bool HttpStatus::isServerError( int code );
 ```
 Return `true` if the given _code_ belongs to the corresponding class of status codes (see [RFC7231](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-6)).
 Return `false` otherwise.
 
 
 
 ```c++
-bool HttpStatus::isError(int code);
+bool HttpStatus::isError( int code );
 ```
 Returns `true` if the given _code_ is either a client error, a server error or any non-standard error code.
 Non-standard error codes are status codes with a value of 600 or higher.
@@ -150,20 +150,20 @@ Returns `false` otherwise.
 
 ##### C Variant #####
 ```c
-const char* HttpStatus_reasonPhrase(int code);
+const char* HttpStatus_reasonPhrase( int code );
 ```
 Returns the HTTP reason phrase string corresponding to the given _code_.
 
 ##### C++/C++11 Variants #####
 > **Note:** The C++11 variant also provides an overload for `HttpStatus::Code`. So there is no need to cast.
 ```c++
-std::string HttpStatus::reasonPhrase(int code);
+std::string HttpStatus::reasonPhrase( int code );
 ```
 Returns the HTTP reason phrase string corresponding to the given _code_.
 
 ##### Qt Variant #####
 ```c++
-QString HttpStatus::reasonPhrase(int code);
+QString HttpStatus::reasonPhrase( int code );
 ```
 Returns the HTTP reason phrase string corresponding to the given _code_.
 
@@ -172,20 +172,20 @@ Returns the HTTP reason phrase string corresponding to the given _code_.
 
 ##### C++11 Variant #####
 ```c++
-int HttpStatus::toInt(HttpStatus::Code code);
+int HttpStatus::toInt( HttpStatus::Code code );
 ```
 Returns the integer value corresponding to a given a _code_.
 This is a convenience function as replacement for a `static_cast<int>()`.
 
 ##### Qt Variant #####
 ```c++
-int HttpStatus::networkErrorToStatusCode(QNetworkReply::NetworkError error);
+int HttpStatus::networkErrorToStatusCode( QNetworkReply::NetworkError error );
 ```
 Returns the HTTP status code corresponding to the given _error_ if there is one.
 Otherwise, `-1` is returned.
 
 ```c++
-QNetworkReply::NetworkError HttpStatus::statusCodeToNetworkError(int code);
+QNetworkReply::NetworkError HttpStatus::statusCodeToNetworkError( int code );
 ```
 Returns the `QNetworkReply::NetworkError` corresponding to the given _code_ if there is one.
 For codes where there is no exact match, the best matching "catch all" code (`QNetworkReply::NoError`,