>As far as I'm concerned, 90% of all Vala code is written with hanging curly brackets (in the same line). That's exactly why I decided not to force that option.
>You got the curly brackets reversed. Where? Please more detail, thanks. On Monday, January 2, 2012, Christian Dywan wrote: > Am 02.01.2012 17:19, schrieb David Gomes: > > Ideally, for me, I'd love:[...] > It's the best way because the parentheses are aligned, so I can see where > the function starts and where it ends. > > However, I know most of you don't like it, we'll have to choose between > these: (notice the empty line difference) > > As far as I'm concerned, 90% of all Vala code is written with hanging > curly brackets (in the same line). And imho it is a waste of time to > re-iterate personal preferences unless you want to make typical Vala code > as messy as C code. It's not my preference either for what I want, but it's > consistent. > cf. http://live.gnome.org/Vala/Tutorial > > I tend to leave a space before the code usually if the arguments go in > more than one line. Also if there are several declarations a line can > emphasize it. Otherwise, it feels redundant. Pretty much like brackets > around "if" and "else" - they feel odd if it's just one line. > > http://goo.gl/l7a88 I'm also working on this. I decided I would do this > because I'm a coding style freak. Code needs to be perfect and consistent > along all of our applications. In fact, I can volunteer to fix all the > dirty code we have (it's boring, but I don't care, I love doing it) in all > our apps, but only after we have a coding style defined. > > You got the curly brackets reversed. > -- David Gomes
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