But wait... the * binds to the name in the grammar!
Heheh, I tend to use T* name in C++ and T *name in C. Selective consistency :o
EDIT:
If you had too many variables to start with, you...
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But wait... the * binds to the name in the grammar!
Heheh, I tend to use T* name in C++ and T *name in C. Selective consistency :o
EDIT:
If you had too many variables to start with, you...
What is PDL?
The style is only "official" if it is mandated by the coding standard that you are required to follow. It just so happens that some styles have historical significance and thus have been assigned...
Of course, if you can convince more people, especially those that maintain code editing software, that MK27 style is actually reasonable. Nonetheless, my observation about the current state of this...
I have a feeling that MK27 is trying to be funny, but since there was no reply to my PM, I shall assume the worst :D
The reason why I find the MK27 style not reasonable for reading is that I do...
That is the Whitesmiths style, pointed out in post #19.
So far, with the exception of the MK27 style, I find all these indent styles to be reasonable for reading, even though I would be...
Well, I suppose I came close, e.g.,
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
<%
if (argc > 1)
<%
printf("%s\n", argv[1]);
%>
Neither. I have resolved not to use opening braces!
Just kidding. Digraph and trigraph sequences are more verbose anyway :p