On Jun 23, 2009, at 7:45 AM, Scott Anguish wrote:
There should be whitespace automatically generated between the
necessary bits.
There is "necessary" as far as the compiler is concerned and there is
"necessary" as far as humans are concerned. The second isn't
technically a necessity, and is therefore a subjective issue, but I
think most people would agree that some white space makes code easier
to read. In any case, there is no valid reason that I can think of to
have the documentation be so terse.
If you'd rather see it the other way (and I can see an argument for
that), hit up bugreporter or feedback.
On an off-list reply to the question "have you filed a bug?", I said:
"No.
My perception is that A LOT of people in the cocoa-dev list really
don't see this as a problem (Do you? If so, have you filed a bug?),
which puts me in a very small minority. I don't expect Apple to change
their entire documentation based on something that is not a bug and
that most people have no problems with. So, it's just one of those
things in life that I just deal with on my own.
On the other hand, if I'm mistaken about how many people think as I
do, I'll probably see some supporting feedback to my post on cocoa-
dev. If that's the case, I'll consider filing a documentation
enhancement request."
Devpubs listens, and our delivery team (the folks that take the XML
and output it to the various formats) ROCK.
I am now leaning more and more towards filing a documentation
enhancement request.
Wagner
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