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Hi,
Am Di den 26. Mai 2009 um 13:30 schrieb Greg Troxel:
> I hesitate to post on this, but I will anyway:
:-)
> There are existing coding standards out there, and I think it makes
> sense to adopt one or the other rather than creating a new one. The
> basic choices seem to be GNU and the BSD KNF, which is perhaps most
> refined in NetBSD. I would expect gnome to have standards, and adopting
> those would be a reasonable choice. Unfortunately the GNU one is
> underspecified.
I like the GNU style. I dislike any style which has a strange
brace-Style:
bla
{
...;
}
is ok.
bla {
...;
}
is bad as it makes code horrible to read. The style in the geeqie coding
style is acceptable. :-)
I do not like if somethink is overspecified. But that is not the reason
for liking the GNU style.
> 100 characters is a surprising limit. Real terminal had 80 columns, and
> BSD KNF says 80.
Comeon. Which terminal is just 80 chars wide? The most are 130 or more
and it normally doesn't matter at all.
> Tabs are a rathole, but tabs simply *are* every 8, and people who try
> to change code formatting by telling their editor/display program to
> put tab stops elsewhere are confused and need to stop. The
> traditionalist in me is offended by giving up on tabs because of
> confusion and lame editors, preferring instead to ban the use of
> editors which don't work right (which is what I do at work), but the
> realist sees your point.
I'd like to be the traditionalist and I like to bann bad editors. ;-)
But there is another point I want to show. All coding styles are nice
but changing the coding style of existing source is bad as it breaks all
revision controll tracking. So as much as I whould see a consistent
coding style I dislike to change major parts of existing code.
Regards
Klaus
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