I think 4 space indentation and no tabs seems to be a universal solvent. At least very few people object strongly to it.
Craig On Jan 31, 2007, at 8:13 PM, Bill Venners wrote:
Hi Gregg,You realize of course this means war. I'm all for a style standard, so long as it is 4 *spaces* for each level of indentation.Actually, I usually have no problem adapting to whatever the style is of the project I'm working on, but at home, at Artima, we use four spaces to indent Java.Bill On Jan 31, 2007, at 7:43 PM, Gregg Wonderly wrote:Jim Hurley wrote:If ya'll think this (organization) is a good idea -- I'd like to agree on the initial list, where to put it, and how best to attack it. Let me know what you think.One issue that I'd like to bring up, but which may create a lot of disagreement is the whitespace usage in the JTSK sources. I'd like, at some point, for all lines of code to have leading tabs only. Everyone seems to like different whitespace/columns for indentation and tabs only seems to provide the most flexability. It means that diffs have to be generated with -b, or in some way which removes whitespace from consideration for any updates people submit between the old code and their current code.Am I just retentive about this issue, or does anyone else have some problems poping the source up in an editor/ide with something besides 8 char tabs?Gregg Wonderly
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