On Sat, May 9, 2009 at 3:01 AM, 7stud --
<[email protected]>wrote:
>
> Jian Lin wrote:
> > Conrad Taylor wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> Jian, I use Xcode sometimes when I'm doing MacRuby development with
> >> Monaco font and a size of 14pt. Xcode allows you to change the font
> >> size as
> >> do most applications that allow you enter text.
> >
> > so there is no need to spend 39 euro to buy TextMate? I was wondering
> > if other editors can open up a folder and put it on the left panel like
> > TextMate does... that's kind of handy for RoR development.
>
> I think rails.vim and project will do that for you.
>
> Since Xcode is not able to properly indent braces used in this style:
>
> somefunc()
> {
> while true
> {
>
> }
> }
>
> I find it the most frustrating IDE I've ever used. That is just basic
> functionality that every IDE has to have. Not being able to get that
> right is pretty pathetic. So I try not to use Xcode for anything.
>
>
This is very easy to do in Xcode. Thus, I can easily do both the following:
int someFunction() {
...
}
or
int someFunction()
{
...
}
The convention for braces in most C based languages (C, C++, Java) is
int someFunction() {
}
Why? It allows you to save a line for each block of code. This is very
similar
to Ruby in this regard for both function and blocks. For example,
def some_function( some_arguments )
some_arguments.each do | argument |
...
end
end
-Conrad
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