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Once you're not purely using tabs to indent but also throwing spaces in there, why wouldn't you do it like this? if (someCondition) { ⇥ Foo foo = Som
by rawling 2y ago
Once you're not purely using tabs to indent but also throwing spaces in there, why wouldn't you do it like this?
if (someCondition) {
⇥ Foo foo = SomeClass::SomeFunctionCall(myParameter1,
⇥ ······································myParameter2,
⇥ ······································myParameterN);
}
- malicka 2y agoThis is the patrician way. Tabs for indent, spaces for alignment. Looks the same for everyone, no matter how big or small they want their indents to look!