On 01/29/2012 06:52 PM, Sean Cavanaugh wrote:
On 1/29/2012 5:36 AM, Trass3r wrote:
http://www.d-programming-language.org/dstyle.html in regard to
indent-style, can someone shed some light what is recommended practice
for it within D community?
Everyone thinks his way is the best.
Thats because it is :)
curley braces on the same line as conditionals is a refactoring landmine
IMO
I've never seen an editor that would enforce only leading characters on
a line as tabs,
makefile-mode in GNU emacs highlights leading spaces and points out
their existence on saving. But that is not the right behavior for all
languages:
void main(){
\t auto x = ["abcd",
\t .........."defg",
\t .......... ...
\t .........];
}
and until all of them do it, spaces is the only thing
that makes sense to me, since they are never 'wrong'.
You mean invisibly wrong for some tab-settings.
void main(){
.int i;
..int j = 2;
...for(;i<j;i++){}
....return 0;
}
The codebase I use at work is full of tabs and I can tolerate them, but
not knowing how many times to hit backspace on some chunk of code
containing whitespace in the middle of it is really annoying. Yes there
is undo but it starts infringing on my flow (replacing zen with anger,
the emperor would be pleased . . .)
That is an editor-specific problem. In my editor, hitting backspace
always deletes one character (and converts the remaining portion of a
tab to spaces).
