waldo kitty schrieb:
two spaces indention for each new section, not one or more than
2 and most definitely not tabs...
I find 3 spaces much more readable.
for example:
begin
if foo then
begin
bar := foo;
foo := not foo;
end;
if bar then
begin
foo := bar;
bar := not bar;
end;
end.
But why have an indentation after BEGIN? There is no new block to start after
BEGIN. I would indent like this:
begin
if foo then
begin
bar := foo;
foo := not foo;
end;
if bar then
begin
foo := bar;
bar := not bar;
end;
end.
You immediately see that there are two IF statements within the program block. If you indent after BEGIN too, then this is not so obvious (to me).
Ok, in the end it may be all a matter of what you are used to.
similar for var, const, and type declarations, too... always two spaces...
Agree.
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