On 5/25/2010 05:44, Mattias Gaertner wrote:
But highlighting helps a lot reading code with unfamiliar
indentation. The case label highlighting helps reading foreign code.
Try it. For example for me the indentation of the MSEGui code is
unfamiliar. The case labeling helps here.
this is one reason why i generally run all foreign-to-me code thru a "pretty
printer" that formats the way i was taught to format pascal code... two spaces
indention for each new section, not one or more than 2 and most definitely not
tabs...
for example:
begin
if foo then
begin
bar := foo;
foo := not foo;
end;
if bar then
begin
foo := bar;
bar := not bar;
end;
end.
similar for var, const, and type declarations, too... always two spaces...
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