On Fri, Jul 15, 2005 at 09:10:16AM +0100, Axel Simon wrote:
> I agree with Frederik since I've been bitten by that rule before.
> Defining a single function like so:
>
> let a very long definition of "a" = and the body has to be here
> is a very long application to
> "and" and using long arguments
> like definition is a pain
> in
>
>
> is harder to read and might force you to use shorter, less descriptive
> variable names.
But you can format it this way:
let a very long definition of "a" =
and the body has to be here is a very long application to "and"
but using long arguments like definition is not that bad
in
or this way:
let
a very long definition of "a" =
and the body has to be here is a very long application to "and" but
using long arguments like definition is not that bad
in
Best regards
Tomasz
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