[typo] A matter of style
William A. Carrel
william.a at carrel.org
Tue Sep 27 11:42:17 EDT 2005
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On Sep 27, 2005, at 5:30 AM, Piers Cawley wrote:
> I've been working on typo and I'm finding the style guidelines
> suggested on
> trac rather insufficient. Have we got definitive rulings how we
> deal with
> breaking long lines (for instance)?
>
I've found that a lot of the long lines aren't broken at all. Not my
first choice, but then I like parenthesis around an arg list longer
than one or two items as well. ;-)
Just to back this up with facts...
% grep -rE '^.{80,}$' . | wc -l ~/Projects/typo-local
3135
That's the number of lines with 80 or more characters on them in the
typo source out of 36k or so total lines.
But yes, if this is going to be the practice, it should be spelled
out explicitly on the CodingStyle wiki page.
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wac
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