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Well, you've successfully found examples of C code that I hate to look at. Those are all various shades of awful in my opinion. And again, I'm not attacking y
by xscott 4y ago
Well, you've successfully found examples of C code that I hate to look at. Those are all various shades of awful in my opinion.
And again, I'm not attacking you or your style. I'm sure all 6 or 7 of you from comp.lang.lisp agree it's wonderful. :-)
- kazinator 4y agoThis is a predominant style used in writing "curly-braced C-likes"; you see it everywhere and examples can be found readily. You simply don't seem familiar with this subject area.
- xscott 4y agoHeh. I see we've gotten to the point where you switch from arguing the point to questioning my qualifications. Gross. I guess that means I should return the insult: Showing a few examples of ugly formatting doesn't prove that curly-braced languages are that way "everywhere". And besides, other than the one silly example from Zstandard, which many people would agree is unusual, you didn't even show examples of curly braces. Even with all the different styles of C people use, the block structure is pretty consistent. You're either being deceptive or you need work on your logic skills. Go ahead and grab the last word if you want it, but I think we've gotten away from anything good in this discussion.