Hi,
Le 22/02/2019 à 22:10, Greg Ewing a écrit :
I would say it the other way around. Once you've reduced the complexity
of a line to something a human can handle, *most* of the time 80 chars
is enough.
I totally agree with Greg Ewing on that point.
The only time when line length is a hinder by itself to me is when I
can't split the windows side by side and fit both the lines of the code
and it's unit-tests.
And this case never happen alone as the "I can't describe easily what
this line of code does" is a way bigger problem than the line length.
Alexandre Dubois
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