23-09-2006, 04:00 PM
I know everybody has their own style, but there are some styles that are easier to read than others.
William's is very difficult to read. All styles that have a bunch of code at the far left are always hard to see. The indenting of Dims doesn't really matter, though. Heck, I used to intent mine until I saw how it was done in Elysium and I started doing the same.
I don't see a readability issue with adding a line between code, but it's more of a scrolling thing. I'd rather not scroll down if I don't have to, so I try to compact it enough so it can still be read but less scrolling is needed (I have a laptop without a mouse, so I need to use that little furry thing to move the mouse).
It really doesn't matter, but it's another form of fasion. I like the person that wears the nicest clothes over someone who got a $2 shirt at K-Mart that is 3 sizes too big. It's not that important when you don't go outside (giving out the code), but it's important for people who need to impress with their coding skills.
William's is very difficult to read. All styles that have a bunch of code at the far left are always hard to see. The indenting of Dims doesn't really matter, though. Heck, I used to intent mine until I saw how it was done in Elysium and I started doing the same.
I don't see a readability issue with adding a line between code, but it's more of a scrolling thing. I'd rather not scroll down if I don't have to, so I try to compact it enough so it can still be read but less scrolling is needed (I have a laptop without a mouse, so I need to use that little furry thing to move the mouse).
It really doesn't matter, but it's another form of fasion. I like the person that wears the nicest clothes over someone who got a $2 shirt at K-Mart that is 3 sizes too big. It's not that important when you don't go outside (giving out the code), but it's important for people who need to impress with their coding skills.