On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 10:15 AM, Ricky Clarkson
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I'd say that calls for smarter conflict detection, rather than
> breaking
> up
> code
> to
> make
> conflicts
> less
> likely
I fail to see how showing that breaking something like a sentence into
absurd pieces proves anything regarding something that is already
fairly structured and separate.
I mean, is:
public void Foo(int x,
int y
String z) {
...
}
truly that unreadable? Especially when the developer is going to be
scanning for the parameters individually anyway? What about when you
start throwing even more crap into those such as @Nullable?
Eventually, whitespace becomes a tool that helps a lot. Use it.
(Also, I have contended many times that this is something that is
difficult to codify and I would not require it on all declarations.)
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