Chris Nystrom | 3 Dec 2006 10:33

Re: Source indenting

On 12/3/06, Daniel Stenberg <daniel@...> wrote:
> On Sat, 2 Dec 2006, Sara Golemon wrote:
>
> >> No comments at all? I'm about to start poking around for real in the code,
> >> and I simply cannot work with it as it currently looks.
> >>
> > Sorry, I missed this thread somehow... What are you trying to fix exactly?
>
> Well, I don't think what I intend to change is the subject here...
>
> I intend to continue to work on getting libssh2 more stable, more portable and
> perhaps most importantly: make it non-blocking on non-blocking connections.

I think she meant what are you trying to fix with your indenting.

Chris

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Daniel Stenberg | 4 Dec 2006 12:07
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Re: Source indenting

On Sun, 3 Dec 2006, Chris Nystrom wrote:

> I think she meant what are you trying to fix with your indenting.

Basicly, I find the very long source lines hard to read. I either have the 
editor window narrow and see them wrap multiple times, or I'd have to use very 
wide editors which then makes the programming logic get spread out 
horizontally instead of vertically - which is how I am used to and how I 
prefer to write and read code.

I realize I'm a bit annoying here and in normal circumstances I of course just 
obey the project's guidelines and existing habits. But now I really feel like 
editing in lots of places and work on and with this project and then I 
consider the long lines to be a major source readability problem.

A 79/80 column limit is used/enforced by very many projects, so I don't think 
I'm alone with this preference.

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Chris Nystrom | 4 Dec 2006 14:40

Re: Source indenting

On 12/4/06, Daniel Stenberg <daniel@...> wrote:
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> A 79/80 column limit is used/enforced by very many projects, so I don't think
> I'm alone with this preference.

Yup. I totally agree.

Chris

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