On 28.11.2014 11:16, Arvin Schnell wrote:
Suppose there is an advantage when using longer lines, e.g. there
are less lines or the formatting is just "nicer". Then the 80
columns rule comes at a cost for developers having a "modern"
environment.
The "rationale" in the coding style surely avoids such balancing
and thus should just be burned.
I often try to reach those 80 cols rule, but I prefer descriptive class,
method and variable names.
This rule made a lot of sense when there were 1024x768 displays all over
the place. IMO it's good to have "some" limit, but 80 is insanely low.
Bye
Lukas
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