Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 05:56:25 12/04/03
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On December 04, 2003 at 08:39:50, Francesco Di Tolla wrote: [snip] >In my company we used to have strict standards on coding, people are not really >always following them, but a "bad notation" like closing multiple braces on the >same line is something nobody ever does. In a company where several people are working on the same sources you're most likely having a source repository and tools like cvs,rcs,CC to checkout/checkin files. When you have that, it's possible to add the facility to run the source thru cb/indent with your favourite settings and run it again thru cb/indent with 'repository settings' when you checkin the files. It's a bit more tricky when you make diffs in the tree but since I don't do that 100 times a day, it's not a big problem. (IMHO, YMMV) I don't mind coding guidelines in a company as long as they're of the kind "printIt() is not a good function name returning bool" or "please prefix instance variables with m_", but I set my brackets whereever _I_ want. :) Sargon
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