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03-01-2019, 12:11
CS1983

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Originally Posted by izzy

Guess I'm pasty because it's #1 or gtfo

You're tan though, so you're only pasty on the inside. :D

Curious as to why #1?
03-01-2019, 14:03
Circuits

Quote:

Originally Posted by CavSct1983

Curious as to why #1?

I'm #1 as well. I'll go so far as to function() { code;code;code; }, too.

For me, has to do with compressing lines of code so I can see more of the flow in one screen. Even on big monitors with 70+ lines I hate having to scroll up and down to see functional blocks on one screen if I don't have to, and when I'm stuck on 80x25 line terminals or worse it becomes extra important.

My editor tracks indents and brace-matching, so I don't need visual blocking to follow it.
03-01-2019, 14:24
CS1983

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03-01-2019, 15:14
asmo

Quote:

Originally Posted by izzy

Guess I'm pasty because it's #1 or gtfo

To be clear its: (defun function(foo)oper(baz))

All other is heresy.
03-01-2019, 15:25
asystejs

Function #2 is correct
The last thing I want to do is spend time hunting thru complex nested code for a { and its matching matching }
03-01-2019, 16:38
izzy

Quote:

Originally Posted by CavSct1983

You're tan though, so you're only pasty on the inside. :D

Curious as to why #1?

If you have to ask you'll never know.

It's just preference but as mentioned before you end up having fewer lines of code. To me it makes it easier to read.
03-01-2019, 16:42
izzy

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Originally Posted by asystejs

Function #2 is correct
The last thing I want to do is spend time hunting thru complex nested code for a { and its matching matching }

I guess that's better than no brackets. If we keep on with this conversation this thread will have to be renamed though.
03-01-2019, 16:52
CS1983

Quote:

Originally Posted by izzy

If you have to ask you'll never know.

It's just preference but as mentioned before you end up having fewer lines of code. To me it makes it easier to read.

I find it harder to read. I like anything I write or have to read to be in nice blocks and no chance of missing something.

I also indent like crazy so I don't have to guess where something's nested place is. Thankfully, none of this is a present concern. I've only had to really write code for classes and a few for work that were really just to automagical some stuff *I* was doing.

You're not one of those "Your code should be simple enough that you don't have to comment" types are you?
03-01-2019, 17:02
izzy

Quote:

Originally Posted by CavSct1983

I find it harder to read. I like anything I write or have to read to be in nice blocks and no chance of missing something.

I also indent like crazy so I don't have to guess where something's nested place is. Thankfully, none of this is a present concern. I've only had to really write code for classes and a few for work that were really just to automagical some stuff *I* was doing.

You're not one of those "Your code should be simple enough that you don't have to comment" types are you?

I comment more than the other developers I work with, I put in lots and lots. I've always used K&R code style so it's just what I'm used to. Every place I've worked uses it. In the end it's a matter of what someone is comfortable with. I will say that if you work for me I'll make you use K&R.
03-01-2019, 17:15
CS1983

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Probably because he wears those stupid skinny pants with the elastic at the bottom.
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