I used to define functions as `funcname (arglist)` And always call the function as `funcname(args)` So definitions have a space between the name and arg paren

I used to define functions as `funcname (arglist)` And always call the function as `funcname(args)` So definitions have a space between the name and arg parentheses, while calls do not. Seemed to work well, even in languages with extraneous keywords before definitions since space + paren is shorter than most keywords. Now days I don’t bother since it really isn’t that useful especially with tags or LSP. I still put the return type on a line of its own, not for search/grep, but because it is cleaner and looks nice to me—overly long lines are the ugliest of coding IMO. Well that and excessive nesting.