Your explanation is very reasonable. I try to write code in a beautiful and
readable way always,
This is a test to compare.
PEP-8
class MyClass(object):
def someMethod(
some_big_argument_name,
another_big_argument,
and_yet_another_huge_argument_name
):
cmds.parentConstraint('L_armA_shoulder_fk_JNT',
'L_armA_shoulder_fk_JNT', mo=1, sr=1,
n='L_armA_shoulder_fk_parentConstraint')
Now with 120 char
class MyClass(object):
def someMethod(some_big_argument_name,
another_big_argument,and_yet_another_huge_argument_name):
cmds.parentConstraint('L_armA_shoulder_fk_JNT',
'L_armA_shoulder_fk_JNT', mo=1, sr=1,
n='L_armA_shoulder_fk_parentConstraint')
from my point of view, 120 char reads better, and it is twice smaller. And
I don´t think it is uglier.
I don´t know. I might be wrong
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