On Sat, April 29, 2006 6:10 pm, Robert Cummings wrote:
> On Sat, 2006-04-29 at 10:56, Satyam wrote:
>>
>> A brace on its own line doesn't make sense to me.
>
> This begs the question... Where do you place the closing brace?
I think no matter which style one uses, the following statement is
correct:
The closing brace goes directly under the first character of the line
containing the opening brace.
THE REST OF THIS IS *WAY* OFF-TOPIC
Though, in Lisp, I would actually "collapse" closing parens on a
single line, and considered the closing parens "isomorphic" even
though the actual one closing any given paren would not be directly
under the opening line:
(let* ((x (+ xoffset 3))
(y (+ yoffset 4))
)
(do* ((x1 x (+ x 1))
(y1 y (+ y 1))
(while ...
(for ...
;;; body here
) ) ) ) ;;; just close all the damn things on one line...
4 lines in a row with one ')' each was just too much for me to deal
with...
I don't do that in PHP, but you don't generally have, like, 5 closing
braces in a row in PHP either.
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