On Monday 17 November 2008 16:26:53 Jose A. Ortega Ruiz wrote:
> Yes... except maybe when there're words before the opening brace?:
>
> a swap {
> 10
> 20
> } ! <- here (like C)
> } ! <- or here?
>
> Similar problems seem to exist for multiline []... What would be the
> correct indentation?
Here are some example that I think are correct:
: abc ( -- seq )
{
10
20
30
} ;
: xyz ( -- ? )
hij dup blah? [
def
...
] [
lmn
...
] if ;
! Alternative style:
: xyz ( -- ? )
hij dup blah?
[
def
...
]
[
lmn
...
]
if ;
So yeah, like you said; if there are words before the opening brace/bracket
then it should do the 'C style' thing. If it's on it's own line such as in
the second 'xyz', then the opening and closing braces/brackets should line up
vertically.
If you see conflicting styles in the Factor distribution, go with the style in
the vocabularies authored by Slava.
Ed
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