>>>>> "Mario" == Mario Torre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I spoke too soon, sorry :(
Mario> for (p = 0;
Mario> p < data.length && data[p].getType() ==
ElementSpec.EndTagType;
Mario> - p++);
Mario> + p++) continue;
Loops like this are idiomatic. Adding a 'continue' looks weird.
FWIW I don't like the style of putting the ';' right after the closing
parenthesis. Instead I prefer to have the semicolon on its own line,
to emphasize that this is an intentionally empty statement.
Any comments from other hackers?
I'd prefer we revert the loop bits.
Mario> while (parseAppOrOtherEntry())
Mario> - ; // do nothing
Mario> + {
Mario> + /* do nothing */
Mario> + }
Mario> }
This style would also be acceptable to me.
Tom
