Joerg,
If you feel like creating a patch for the cleanup, I would
definitely welcome it. Just make sure it's a clean patch using the
latest git, with nothing else in it. I obviously won't be able to
review the patch due to its size... So please, no crazy backdoor
viruses that compromise the user's machine. :)
Feel free to use a file like callbacks.c for a template...tabs for
intention, using the same parenthesis/brace layout that we use everywhere.
Hopefully this cleanup will be okay with all the gerbv developers. I'm
guessing no one will have much argument, since I contribute the vast
majority of the code... :)
Julian
On 03/06/2011 02:57 PM, Stefan Tauner wrote:
> On Sun, 06 Mar 2011 14:22:57 -0500
> Julian Lamb<thepurl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Welcome to communal software development! When many different people
>> contribute, you're bound to get a mix. Stefan's original code used a
>> "unique" indentation method (2 spaces to start, then +4 spaces for
>> each level afterward)...I'm assuming he was using some specific Emacs
>> modeline for his coding.
>>
>> Me, I use a simple text editor (no modeline support) and prefer 1 tab
>> char per indentation level. Among other things, this lets the user
>> set his viewer to indent however much he/she wants for visual
>> clarity. With my current setup, it's almost impossible for me to
>> recreate special modelines, so I would definitely prefer to switch
>> everything over to tabs.
> in a nutshell: you are a sane person. ;)
>
> anyway, what do you think about jörg wunsch's wish (pun intended)?
>
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