Most of the time we just "reference" the file, so we shouldn't make style changes to it.
In the cases where we only bring bits, we have a spectrum of options from using partial classes to having to copy-paste and only in hat case we would reformat On Saturday, November 15, 2014, Martin Thwaites <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I'm looking into porting some code over from the reference source, and > I've noticed that it doesn't match the mono coding conventions. > > Things like spaces instead of tabs, no space before the opening bracket in > a method call etc. > > They seem like minor things, so I'm curious what the stance should be? > > Maybe it's 2 rules? if you port the entire file without changes, it's ok > to keep with MS conventions? if you are porting individual methods you need > to match the surrounding code? > > Also, if you are porting an entire file, should the Microsoft copyright > header be retained? > > I'm sure there are other things, so there probably needs to be a section > on the site to cover the rules around porting from the reference source. > > Thanks, > Martin >
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