Hi all,
I know some are not going to love me but here is what I think... I think that aesthetic is very important in programming. It makes the code more readable. Bu tI also know it takes a lot of time to ake everything perfect... Especially with a project with so many lines of code. So. compared to what is really important, I think the conversion of existing code so that it matches a consistent programming style should be put at the last priority. Besides, I particularly think the "I think you should" attitude leads to nowhere (or nearly). If you can't code, why not at least write some doc or modify existing documentation and submit a patch? Also, on a positive not maybe all of this can be done through a code parser. It probably would be even take less time to write than to convert everything by hand. Wolfgang _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
