Kevin P. Lawton wrote: > > [ In fact, there's probably no point for you to send me a patch > > containing only the results of an 'indent' run; I'd suggest we > > agree on a set of indent options and I run it myself on my main > > tree ... ] > > Strongly agreed. If anyone's a real style freak, write more code > than every else. Then the majority of the code will be in your > liking. I'm not a "real style freak" in the sense that I only like one coding style and no other; however, it is very botherful for me to read code in which several styles are mixed up *badly*. This is certainly disturbing with indentation differences, brace placing differences, etc --- it takes away my attention from the code, and that makes new code awkward to study. So I don't care *which* style is used as long as it's consistant. And that's exactly what indent is good at... -- Ramon
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- Re: PATCH: IO Emulation Framework Ramon van Handel
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- Re: PATCH: IO Emulation Framework Ulrich Weigand
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