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ATTN: jmaxsohmer	by Liava	2006-11-19 12:55:59
My comment...	by threadjacker	2005-07-24 00:29:12
I also disagree with you	by Liava	2005-07-24 00:41:56
You're allowed :-)	by threadjacker	2005-07-24 01:07:18
I use both	by Liava	2005-07-24 01:15:54
I tend to use if (x) if (y) a lot if x and y are long. I find two separate if statements more readable than a single line split down the middle to keep it to 80 character lines. I don't see any difference between the two in what intention they illustrate. I guess it's just a matter of style. As for the rest, I agree with you. I just find the two-if statement version more readable/maintainable than the other.
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Heh, I do that with the && version...	by imperito	2005-07-24 01:21:36
Not to pick on you	by Liava	2005-07-24 01:33:34
I like lisp, actually. And I like parens.	by imperito	2005-07-24 01:37:36
Or at least turns enough stuff red that...	by Liava	2005-07-24 01:39:43
You're so close :-)	by threadjacker	2005-07-24 01:34:41
Oh no	by Liava	2005-07-24 01:38:13
The indentation indicates that also.	by imperito	2005-07-24 01:39:03
No argument there....	by threadjacker	2005-07-24 01:44:47

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