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definitely! and, be consistent. an example that is clear and consistent, albeit contrived, would be to wrap arguments when there are more than one: foo bar f

definitely! and, be consistent. an example that is clear and consistent, albeit contrived, would be to wrap arguments when there are more than one: foo bar foo (bin, bar) or if that's too "iffy" for you, you just always wrap with parens!

kaoD 11y ago
In CoffeeScript I always do (foo bin, bar) when I need the clarity. Found it in a major style guide and I loved it. E.g. (foo bar) and (hello world)
- arohner 11y ago
  Only two steps away from embracing the dark side: (and (foo bar) (hello world))
  - eru 11y ago
    Or from the other dark side (Haskell): foo bar && hello world and for more than one argument: foo bin bar && hello world
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