Baker,
I agree, but the path is hard and the way is murky. A few months
back, I posted a free skeleton maker, which implemented some reasonable
commenting. When I opened it up to the list for comments, the response
was greatly varied. Some people even replied privately for fear of
starting a flame war on the lists.
If we are going to do as you suggested, I only see one way to make
that work: Let's get a few people to each write up their own style
guideline and subject them all to the list's opinions, with each
originator having a final say on their guideline. We can post them all
to U2UG.org and let people select the one they like. it won't have the
value of setting a single style, but it has the value of being possible.
Anyone frustrated with all choices can petition the author who is
closest or they can roll their own and subject it to feedback.
Anyone willing to step up? I'd be willing to play under these terms.
- Chuck
Baker Hughes wrote:
WHAT IF - the U2UG took it as a future project to compile a Best
Practices coding guideline document for our language?
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