On 06/14/2007 01:18 AM, Reagan Thomas wrote:
In a collaborative project, spaces *will* get
mixed in whether any one person likes it or not. The two, together,
cause ugliness. So why not fully embrace the wonderful and (almost) free
0x20? As quoted above, any *modern* source editor
John Denker wrote:
Given the exiting mess, adopting a policy of no tabs in files
seems like a step in the right direction, namely a way of
dealing with point #2, i.e. the file-encoding issues.
I need to clarify that I do that in code that I am the main editor for.
Fortunately, other
Csaba Halász a écrit :
Looks like tacan is the magic word to make Vivian mad ;)
Don't worry, Csaba, TACAN works again now...
But AAR seem to be broken too... Yesterday first tests show that
contact don't behave has expected. I'll try to confirm this today.
Some bad-tempered mail started
Alexis
Csaba Halász a écrit :
Looks like tacan is the magic word to make Vivian mad ;)
Don't worry, Csaba, TACAN works again now...
Whoa. I'm sorry I was out last night and haven't had a chance to properly
test that nice little patch (although I see that it has been committed to my
Csaba Halász
Sent: 14 June 2007 04:28
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] C++ code beautifier / Coding
On 6/14/07, Martin Spott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vivian Meazza wrote:
Lesson for the future. Understand what code does, test that it
doesn't break anything, make sure
alexis bory a écrit :
But AAR seem to be broken too... Yesterday first tests show that
contact don't behave has expected. I'll try to confirm this today.
The tests I've made this morning confirm that tanker contact doesn't
work anymore.
Cheers,
Alexis
On Saturday 09 June 2007 17:07, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* Durk Talsma -- Saturday 09 June 2007:
I've attached the configuration file, I've used for a few tests. Would it
be an idea to base a coding standard on the basis of this?
I would have been interested in this dicussion, but how can you
On 6/13/07, Durk Talsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the past, we have had discussions on the use of autoformatting tools,
but
the general consensus was that most tools, in particular indent, did not
handle C++ (as opposed to plain old 'C') very well. However, that
discussion
was years ago, and
Durk wrote
Sent: 13 June 2007 19:25
To: FlightGear developers discussions
Subject: Re: [Flightgear-devel] C++ code beautifier / Coding
standardsproposal
On Saturday 09 June 2007 17:07, Melchior FRANZ wrote:
* Durk Talsma -- Saturday 09 June 2007:
I've attached the configuration
Vivian Meazza wrote:
Lesson for the future. Understand what code does, test that it doesn't break
anything, make sure it compiles on at least one other os, and submit it for
review (especially when you are mucking around with other people's code).
[...]
I don't enjoy repairing code which
On 6/14/07, Martin Spott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vivian Meazza wrote:
Lesson for the future. Understand what code does, test that it doesn't break
anything, make sure it compiles on at least one other os, and submit it for
review (especially when you are mucking around with other people's
Now to the coding style. I can probably adjust to any style adopted as
standard, but pretty please forget about using spaces for indentation.
Isn't it obvious, that indentation is a higher level abstraction and
thus should be indicated in other ways (meaning tabs, of course)?
Besides, I can't
* Durk Talsma -- Saturday 09 June 2007:
I've attached the configuration file, I've used for a few tests. Would it be
an idea to base a coding standard on the basis of this?
I would have been interested in this dicussion, but how can you
dare asking and *at the same time* starting to commit
Hi,
I just came across this little program called bcpp
http://invisible-island.net/bcpp/bcpp.html which seems to be doing a pretty
decent job on intending and beautifying C++ code. It works somewhat like
indent, but with the significant difference that it can also handle C++ code.
I've
Durk Talsma writes;
I just came across this little program called bcpp
http://invisible-island.net/bcpp/bcpp.html which seems to be
doing a pretty
decent job on intending and beautifying C++ code. It works
somewhat like
indent, but with the significant difference that it can also
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