On Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 11:50:42PM +0000, Jerry Asher wrote: > For me this means lines that have been wrapped by the author at 70-80 > columns, and then indented on the next line at some semi-reasonable > and consistent place. > > AOLserver is great about this. ArsDigita Tcl was absolutely terrible about > this. Jeez I hated looking at aD Tcl pages. Pages developed on 21" > monitors at their highest resolution without a care for maintenance.
I worked at aD, and I agree. Having to read or edit somebody's 300 character line of Tcl always annoyed me to no end. Fortunately, it was never consistently that bad, just badly inconsistent. :) I seem to recall that the default GNU Emacs Tcl mode (which is what most aD deverlopers were using) was pretty poor, which probably contributed to the one-liner monstrosities. -- Andrew Piskorski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.piskorski.com
