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The red flag is in the first 20 lines of code, after the comments. The original variable definitions were all formatted nice so that the values line up. Then la
by WD-42 6y ago
The red flag is in the first 20 lines of code, after the comments. The original variable definitions were all formatted nice so that the values line up. Then later coders came along and added more stuff but didn’t bother following the original formatting, messing it up.
It’s a sign of the attitude of the programmers and probably reflects the quality of the actual business logic code as well.
- asddubs 6y agoactually, I think this file just suffers from the eternal tabs/spaces war. looks like it was edited by people who have 4-character long tabs, using spaces in their editors. you can see it in the credits too. and of course, "var" + tab would show up the same as "var" + space if your tabs are 4-wide