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It looks weird without tabbing. But if the code was tabbed, then it would take too much space, since they are using huge tabs. That's why I prefer 3-space tabs.
by kostya-kow 13y ago
It looks weird without tabbing. But if the code was tabbed, then it would take too much space, since they are using huge tabs. That's why I prefer 3-space tabs. Not too small, not too big.
- zalew 13y ago3 tabs? is there a language, community or editor that encourages this convention? usually the default for tab is 4 or 2, and 4 is the PEP convention for Python, while 2 is very commonly used around Ruby as far as I have seen. btw there are no tabs specifically because it's meant to be read as a single statement, not nested conditions.
- dllthomas 13y agoFollowing typical layout rules, there's a much easier way to get this conjunction without indents: if(foo == bar && baz == qux && ! frob && whatever() && something) {