?
let me try again...
i recommend that you follow the aolserver style guide, which is heavily
based on the tcl style guide. however, when in doubt, it is best to
follow the style you see in the core code, as almost all of it is
consistently formatted. it shouldn't be too difficult to infer the
style by looking at a few different source files.
i think it would then be a good idea to review the aolserver style
guide to remove any ambiguities that exist, and finally to clean up any
source code that does not conform to those style guidelines.
make sense?
- n
On Feb 25, 2005, at 4:05 AM, Tom Jackson wrote:
On Thursday 24 February 2005 13:46, Nathan Folkman wrote:
Yeah, that's pretty much the point I was hoping to illustrate... ;-)
We
need to update the AOLserver Style Guide so that it accurately
documents the "actual" style guidelines that are used throughout the
code. Until that happens, it's a good idea to try and follow Jim's
style where possible, as that is the style to which most of the code
is
written.
You're joking, right?
tom jackson
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