Our current coding style currently says this:
void function(int foo) {
bar();
}
I suggest we change it to this:
void function(int foo)
{
bar();
}
To clarify, this only applies to functions, not to if statements,
structs or anything else.
This is because the latter is more standard: All of the other projects
I've recently worked with (e g Linux kernel, Gnome, FluidSynth) has the
opening brace on a separate line.
Having coding style similar to other projects allow people such as
myself to easier move between projects and focus on what's important:
features and fixing bugs, rather than having to remember several
different coding styles.
Besides, I think our current style is ugly, but I'm not sure that counts
as an argument. :-)
--
David Henningsson, Canonical Ltd.
https://launchpad.net/~diwic
