David Brownell wrote:
[...]
>>> 1 if (To control chain reactions, your odds
>>> 2 Improve if you've got cadmium rods) {
>>> 3 In your fission reactor
>>> 4 Their lack is a factor
>>> 5 }
>>> 6 In screams of "A meltdown! Ye gods!"
>>>
>>> Now, the former makes it hard to tell what's condition vs consequent.
>>> (Or whatever the correct technical term is in cases like these.)
>> My fu dictates that continuation lines (line 2 in this example)
>> should have more indent than line 1,
>
> Yes. Where "indent" is measured -- always!! -- in tabs.
> Documentation/Coding style is quite explicit on that point:
>
> Outside of comments, documentation and except in Kconfig,
> spaces are never used for indentation ...
I usually indent this way if expressions exceed the 80 columns limit:
if (foo___________ &&
bar___________) {
doit;
}
and
if ((one___________ ||
one_and_a_half) &&
two___________) {
doit;
}
and
call(abc_______,
def___);
and
static int definition(abc_______,
def___)
{
...
and I know I'm not the only one. Yes, this means I indent with tabs and
spaces --- if I wrap within expressions or within lists of function
arguments. Of course there are always leading tabs before spaces, never
leading spaces.
PS: Everyone please try to avoid blowing CodingStyle up to a 200 pages
document. Thanks.
--
Stefan Richter
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http://arcgraph.de/sr/
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