by the largest number, hence could be enforced by the compiler without
anoying anyone. {
They are just "local accent",
syntactic styles.
}
shouldnt it be:
I would not call such rules "conventions" since conventions are shared
by the largest number, hence could be enforced by the compiler without
anoying anyone.
{
They are just "local accent",
syntactic styles.
}
lol
~Arul Prasad.
On 2/24/06, Nicolas Cannasse <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And in the end it is just a matter of personal taste. I personally don't
> like the "{" on a seperate line because to me, it doesn't read that
> easily. It is also confusing when you read a tech book that uses another
> convention.
Reading code in a language you know but which is using different style
you're used too is same as hearing your native language spoken with a
perceptible accent. It's a bit confusing but you can understand it and
you'll get quickly used to it, eventually changing your own way of
speaking...
I would not call such rules "conventions" since conventions are shared
by the largest number, hence could be enforced by the compiler without
anoying anyone. {
They are just "local accent",
syntactic styles.
}
Nicolas
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