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the correct rule is: tabs to indent, spaces to align [TAB][TAB][TAB]ShortTypename[SPACE][SPACE]variable_name [TAB][TAB][TAB]LongLongLongTypename[SPACE]variabl

the correct rule is: tabs to indent, spaces to align [TAB][TAB][TAB]ShortTypename[SPACE][SPACE]variable_name [TAB][TAB][TAB]LongLongLongTypename[SPACE]variable_name2 ps. the [SPACE] counts above are illustrative, not accurate.

g-b-r 1y ago
Exactly, just have your linter error out if there's a tab following a space
- pepa65 1y ago
  And ever stronger if a space follows a tab..!
  - g-b-r 1y ago
    That's how you do alignment (in indented parts)
throw-the-towel 1y ago
The correct rule is: you shouldn't align.
- hollerith 1y ago
  The code I maintain (Emacs Lisp) follows that rule.
TZubiri 1y ago
Just imagine pressing the space bar 12 times for each line, or having to use :vimq! to handle that without going crazy