> I always thought it was an interesting style and wondered the origins of it.
> Also wondered how it would be easier to read, since it separates the method
> name from its arguments. However, I'm not starting a coding style war :)
Well, as always - a matter of taste. I think the separation of method
name from method arguments is exactly the point, it makes for a little
less cluttering. When I joined rubicon (my employer), they already had
this coding style, and I've gotten used to it.
assemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule ("MyModule", "MyModule.dll", true)
vs.
assemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule("MyModule", "MyModule.dll", true)
Does it really matter? :)
Fabian
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