> I don't think it would work. For people who don't use whitespace > as syntax, whitespace is often used as a sort of documentation. Like > things are aligned. Serious breaks of indentation are done for a > reason (I tend to use breaks to column 0 as a flag for debug/stubbed > code, for example.) that cannot be recorded in the 'neutral' format.
If you didn't want the whitespace constraint...perhaps a mechanism could be put in place to bypass it.... For example, comments in Python begin with a '#'. Comments are not bound by any indentation rules. > People will no doubt prefer to work in the 'neutral' format anyway, > over time. "What I see is what I have" is not an uncommon desire. So what? Let them. Each to his own. As long as all the code works together in one big happy family. -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
