On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 1:23 AM, André Dieb <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ressurecting this discussion... any new thoughts?
>
> Having a sane and consistent coding style is very important, it annoyed me
quite often when I worked with e's code.
There are two important things needed to be done:
1. Having a simple and comprehensive text explaining the coding style.
2. Having a working 'indent' command that changes the code to the wanted
style. (Not trivial at all, gnu-indent has it's share of issues).
I found this line in your email: "I have attached a proposal. The structure
is based on the cairo" Thoguh I have failed to find it.
It's probably because my eyes lost track because of all the mess. If you can
do section 1 for your suggestion, that would be great,
this way people will be able to respond in a sane manner.
Just my thoughts,
--
Tom.
P.S
Concerning:
> i have always had/used:
> blah
> {
> xx;
> }
>
> ie {}'s are indented a bit.
I hate it, always have. I actually really like the kernel's coding
conventions: http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/CodingStyle
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