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The uncuddled closing parens are a sure sign of a sick mind; probably corrupted by C or the like.
by shawn_w 2y ago
The uncuddled closing parens are a sure sign of a sick mind; probably corrupted by C or the like.
- andriamanitra 2y agoThey make line-by-line diffs nicer. And it's quite nice to be able to swap/move lines without messing up the closing paren, especially when not using a structural editor.
- varjag 2y agoTo be fair in C they don't put semicolon on its own line either.
- Pxtl 2y agoMaybe they should? I mean otherwise why not do void MyFunc() { DoStuff(); DoOtherStuff();} If the close-parens being on its own line is so wrong, why is it right for braces?
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