On Fri, 2007-03-09 at 15:46 -0500, Chris Shoemaker wrote: > Let me speak up in favor of the 80-char limit. However, I'm okay with > treating it as "strongly encouraged" rather than rigorously enforced.
I think after discussion in #gnucash that we've come to consensus that
the goal is an 80-column line width, but that it's not a hard rule.
I think breaking after '(' is a good idea, as well, and should be part
of the style.
I mentioned at the time that it'd be interesting to know what the
"natural" width is. Not rigorously, just looking at the number of
line-ending "="s after re-formatting with -l{80,85,90,95,100}, we see:
src/engine/Transaction.c
txn-80.c: 4
txn-85.c: 2
txn-90.c: 2
txn-95.c: 1
txn-100.c: 1
src/gnome/gnc-plugin-page-register.c:
register-80.c: 12
register-85.c: 6
register-90.c: 6
register-95.c: 2
register-100.c: 1
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