Which one of these is the most disgusting indentation style?
Which one of these is the most disgusting indentation style?
Carson Young
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Wyatt Taylor
Damn, Haskell style is pretty based.
Christopher Gutierrez
allman is objectively the best
Adam Sanchez
Allman for functions and K&R everywhere else
suckless.org
also, holy fuck. I thought GNU was the worst style until I saw haskell.
Hunter Robinson
>objectively
Matthew Garcia
Horstmann is objectively the worst.
Logan Turner
What's so special about function that you have to break consistency of your formatting style?
Parker Howard
Horstmann the most disgusting
Haskell style looks too fucking outlandish for it be even considered
Xavier Taylor
This. Allman is the most readable. Why would you smush everything together? Are you coding on a phone screen?
"based" being a synonym for "dangerously retarded"
Lucas Powell
it looks nicer ^~^
int
fun(int x, int y)
{
int ret;
if (x) {
/* do stuff */
} else if (y) {
/* do stuff */
} else {
/* do stuff */
}
return ret;
}
and of course, ALWAYS use tabs for indentation and spaces for alignment. unfortunately Any Forums removes tabs from codeblocks, faggot moot.
Joseph Walker
>-----------br {
> insead of
>-----------br
>-----------{
>smush everything together
OK NIGGER
Parker Myers
for me, its
while (x==y) {
something();
somethingelse(); }
Lincoln Anderson
>t. nocode
Hunter Price
```go
// good
for
{
go FuckYourselfTranny()
}
```
```go
// bad because "muh smush everything together"
for {
go FuckYourselfTranny()
}
```
Joshua Price
Everything except Allman and K&R is godawful.
Dominic Hall
WTF no markdown support? how do you write code here?
Christopher Scott
I simply run the autoformatter and do not give a single shit
These arguments are incredibly unimportant
>>>/reddit/
Jaxon Hughes
Read the sticky and stop performatively posting edgy no-no words
Just because you're allowed to doesn't mean you have to
Brayden Hall
I prefer whitespace indendation
regardless of language
Oliver Brooks
Here's how my previous workplace formated C++ code:
int
FooBar(
int aSomething,
int aSomethingElse)
{
int bla = aSomething + aSomethingElse;
return bla;
}
At first I was absolutely horified, but now I write all my personal code the same way.
Tyler Lewis
Looks like suckless.
Luis Nguyen
Jace Green
this. Only good brackets, the rest is retarded and school conditioning
Austin Murphy
In most languages, functions are actually special (they can't be nested in C and many C-style languages). So it makes it sensible to visually differentiate them from other loops, and then a consistent style means you do this for all languages even where they can be nested.
John Roberts
Here's my coding style. Based or cringe?
(Ignore the fact that this code uses a shitty array instead of a linked list or some more appropriate data structure. I wrote it a long time ago.)
DLLAPI BOOL WINAPI WaitOnAddress(
_In_ volatile VOID *Address,
_In_ PVOID CompareAddress,
_In_ SIZE_T AddressSize,
_In_ DWORD dwMilliseconds)
{
SIZE_T idxACVA;
SIZE_T idxNullSlot;
BOOL bReturn;
DWORD dwLastError;
if (!Address || !CompareAddress) {
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
} else if (!(AddressSize == 1 || AddressSize == 2 || AddressSize == 4 || AddressSize == 8)) {
SetLastError(ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER);
return FALSE;
}
// rest of code omitted for brevity
}
DLLAPI VOID WINAPI WakeByAddressAll(
_In_ PVOID Address)
{
SIZE_T idxACVA;
// look for first slot in the table which contains the matching Address
EnterCriticalSection(&ACVATblLock);
for (idxACVA = 0; idxACVA < ACVATblSize; ++idxACVA) {
if (ACVATbl[idxACVA] && ACVATbl[idxACVA]->Address == Address) {
WakeAllConditionVariable(&ACVATbl[idxACVA]->CVar);
break;
}
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&ACVATblLock);
return;
}
Gavin James
2 secs googling show allman is k&r, and k&r is the bjarne stroustrup variant.