On 14.02.25 09:40, Michael Weghorn wrote:
For me personally, consistency ("principle of least surprise") helps reduce distraction and focus on the actual issue I'm looking into. (Now this arguably applies less for the exact placement of the space character in an if statement and more for things like extra/missing indentation of a block, misleading variable names (local variable `double mrMyInt = 42.0;`), and other creative things that can be done in LO source code.)
the one thing that reliably and abruptly stops the flow for me is when I have to read perversions like `3 == x` :)
