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ATTN: jmaxsohmer by Liava2006-11-19 12:55:59
  My comment... by threadjacker2005-07-24 00:29:12
    I also disagree with you by Liava2005-07-24 00:41:56
      You're allowed :-) by threadjacker2005-07-24 01:07:18
        I use both by Liava2005-07-24 01:15:54
          Heh, I do that with the && version... by imperito 2005-07-24 01:21:36
I dislike using
if ( x ) {
  if ( y ) {
    stuff;
  }
}
(and no, I'm not flexible on the "it doesn't _really_ need a set of curlies" part either)

But I'm also religious about 80 character lines.

So if I need something like that and the lines are long, I do
if ( ( x ) &&
     ( y ) {
  stuff;
}
(and yes, all boolean subexpressions need to be fully parened, even when order of operations would suffice)

I've got a few friends hooked on my style, if only because I'm more willing to help them with their code if its the way I like it. :)
[ Reply ]
            Not to pick on you by Liava2005-07-24 01:33:34
              I like lisp, actually. And I like parens. by imperito2005-07-24 01:37:36
                Or at least turns enough stuff red that... by Liava2005-07-24 01:39:43
            You're so close :-) by threadjacker2005-07-24 01:34:41
              Oh no by Liava2005-07-24 01:38:13
              The indentation indicates that also. by imperito2005-07-24 01:39:03
                No argument there.... by threadjacker2005-07-24 01:44:47

 

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