Normalize `operator.*` spelling in YT and YP

As of the date of this PR, there are 4 different ways to spell parenthesis operator in YT

* `operator.*(args...)` - 1435 occasions
* `operator .* (args...)` - 483 occasions
* `operator.* (args...)` - 75 occasions
* `operator .*(args...)` - 63 occasions

As is apparent from this statistics, the first way is the most popular by far (70% of all matches). Furthermore, it is the most consistent with YT style guide <https://nda.ya.ru/t/YOfm_T4z7Syke2>.
commit_hash:d88f1a8d82c91cfb34d5f4ba472d341fb9ca6b82

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/yt/cpp/mapreduce/interface/common.cpp b/yt/cpp/mapreduce/interface/common.cpp
index 840ec3eda2b..cea5a6a83fc 100644
--- a/yt/cpp/mapreduce/interface/common.cpp
+++ b/yt/cpp/mapreduce/interface/common.cpp
@@ -47,35 +47,35 @@ TNode TSortColumn::ToNode() const
 // Below lie backward compatibility methods.
 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
-TSortColumn& TSortColumn::operator = (TStringBuf name)
+TSortColumn& TSortColumn::operator=(TStringBuf name)
 {
     EnsureAscending();
     Name_ = name;
     return *this;
 }
 
-TSortColumn& TSortColumn::operator = (const TString& name)
+TSortColumn& TSortColumn::operator=(const TString& name)
 {
     return (*this = static_cast<TStringBuf>(name));
 }
 
-TSortColumn& TSortColumn::operator = (const char* name)
+TSortColumn& TSortColumn::operator=(const char* name)
 {
     return (*this = static_cast<TStringBuf>(name));
 }
 
-bool TSortColumn::operator == (TStringBuf rhsName) const
+bool TSortColumn::operator==(TStringBuf rhsName) const
 {
     EnsureAscending();
     return Name_ == rhsName;
 }
 
-bool TSortColumn::operator == (const TString& rhsName) const
+bool TSortColumn::operator==(const TString& rhsName) const
 {
     return *this == static_cast<TStringBuf>(rhsName);
 }
 
-bool TSortColumn::operator == (const char* rhsName) const
+bool TSortColumn::operator==(const char* rhsName) const
 {
     return *this == static_cast<TStringBuf>(rhsName);
 }