On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 07:40:47 +0200 (CEST) Vincent Torri <[email protected]>
said:
hmm i disagree with some of the doc. specifically
blah
{
xx;
}
i have always had/used:
blah
{
xx;
}
ie {}'s are indented a bit.
but... we can argue over little things all day long. imho the ONLY way this
will work is if we have an indent line/rule that works. and the only way this
will work is if we require code is "indented" before a commit. in fact i'd even
consider this should be done as part of the commit p;rocess automatically. all
*.c *.h files should be
1. patched with commmit
2. run through indent
3. actual patch/commit generated and put into svn.
can svn do this - ie add a stage in the commit pipeline? that's the q.
otherwise its a policy and people need to remember to run indent on their
edited files (or new added files).
> Hey,
>
> I think that we all agree that the current mix of whitespace and
> tabulation in most of the source code is not that very nice.
> Also, the libraries are often using the coding style of the original author,
> hence we have several different coding style in different libraries (eina
> being even worse, as it uses both raster and Jorge coding style...)
>
> As we plan to release the EFL, maybe it would be good to choose a common
> coding style and to modify the source code accordingly (preferably
> before the release, but that can be done after as it would be a lot of
> work).
>
> I have attached a proposal. The structure is based on the cairo coding
> style file (I have copy/pasted most of the sentences as I'm not an
> english speaker/writer, but I modified the examples of course...).
>
> Feel free to give your ideas, remarks, modifications, additions, etc... We
> are not in a hurry, so discussion is welcome, of course.
>
> Once we all agree on a coding style, i think that such file should be
> included in all EFL svn repo and future tarballs.
>
> regards
>
> Vincent
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