IMHO, vertical aligned brackets can be messy when nesting
relatively-small blocks (and seems to me like a lot of wasted space)
A couple of facts of my codding style:
- I tend to always use brakets, so I ignore the fact that single
lines/actions can be written without brackets,
- I try not to let lines grow larger than about 100 cols (cannot
be really done with strings and other thingies, and maybe that
should remain in the old 80 cols, but it's too litle space), and
- I use a 4 space indentation, and that alone suffices for making
a block stand clear enough
So, in my case, the code would be something like
function foo( $x ) {
// body...
}
···
$a = foo($b);
Chris W. Parker wrote:
So no matter what was actually typed, *I* would see:
function foo ($x) {
//body
}
but some heretic who doesn't know any better would see:
function foo($x)
{
//body
}
[···]
Setting aside the fact that you're completely wrong about your
preference... ;)
What, in your mind, is the advantage to putting the opening brace on
the same line as the function call, logic statement, etc.? (Btw, this
is a serious question!)
[···]
P.S. What, in your mind, is the advantage of replying after quoting the
original message and not before? :)
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