How do you indent?

What is your preferred style of code indentation? I personally tend to use the GNU style indent.


static char *
concat (char *s1, char *s2)
{
    while (x == y)
      {
        something ();
        somethingelse ();
      }
    finalthing ();
}

>>40
Why yes, yes it is.

>>40
Thank you for your input Mr. Stallman

>>42
No, thank you for your input, Mr. Stallman

>>43
No, No, thank you for your input, Mr. Stalin.
Terrible!

I usually don't indent my code! But it is something I think I will start doing!

static char *concat ( char *s1, char *s2 ) {
    while ( x == y ) {
        something();
        somethingelse();
    }
    finalthing();
}

My preference.

I use GNU style, and I enjoy it.

>>47
0/10


static char* concat(char *s1, char *s2) {
    while(x == y) {
        something();
        somethingelse();
    }
    finalthing();
}

>>44
No, No, thank you for your input, Mr. Stalin.
Awesome!

I use K&R style but with a twist

if (!foo){
    bar();
}
else {           // I just never like the whole "} else {" thing
    baz();
}

I use Sun's recommended style for Java.

No joke. K&R can eat my balls.

>>52
Sun's recommended style for Java is K&R, except for the opening brace of class and method blocks.

>>53
except for the opening brace of class and method blocks
Indeed; the worst part of K&R. Ladies and gentlemen, I rest my case.

whitespaceisforfaggots

FIOC uses brownspace for coding anal butt brownies

>>56
anal butt brownies
Could they possibly be anal cunt brownies?

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
 mode_t mode = 0666 & ~umask(0);
 int i, opt;
 while ((opt = getopt(argc, argv, "m:")) != -1) {
  switch(opt) {
  case 'm':
   mode = dectooct(atoi(optarg));
   break;
  case '?':
   mode = -1;
   goto outofwhile;
  }
 }
 outofwhile:
 if(mode == -1) {
  fprintf(stderr, "%s: invalid mode\n", argv[0]);
  return 1;
 }
 if(optind >= argc) {
  fprintf(stderr, "%s: missing operand\n", argv[0]);
  return 1;
 }
 for(i = optind; i < argc; i++) {
  if(mkfifo(argv[i], mode)) {
   fprintf(stderr, "%s: cannot create fifo `%s': %s\n",
   argv[0], argv[i], strerror(errno));
  }
 }
 return 0;
}

static char*
concat(char *s1, char *s2) {
  while (x == y) {
    something();
    somethingelse();
  }
  finalthing();
}

My indentation level is randomly generated by my editor, keeps me on my toes

I once tried to use python interpreter and got sick of it pretty fast.
 I don't waste any time on indentation, i'm not a loser who thinks his code must be some "quality product".
Art value is in code, not in its appearance.


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>>61
Yeah, except your code is is both horrible and shit.

Art value
It's funny that you use this term and yet you have no sense of aesthetics.

>>62 Thats your personal opinion. I don't expect people from the street to judge my code fair too.
>>63 I have a different set of aesthetics.I'm not impressed by outward qualities of a thing.


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>>64
I doubt there's anyone over the age of six who could think your code is beautiful and/or not shit.

>>65 People who can understand the art value of my code are rare on /prog/. 



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>>66
I was talking in terms of the entire population of Earth.

>>67 Even some native Brazilian tribes? You represent so much and know so little.



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>>68
I happened to have talked to the specific tribes you refer to. They agree with me.

I think that if some Brazilian tribal guy saw your code, and indented and monospaced code, he would find the latter more aesthetic, as for him, your code would be just a bunch of random wriggles (as opposed to random wriggles laid out in with some regularity (``OOGA BOOGA LEFT SNAKE GLYPH RIGHT SNAKE GLYPH'')).

>>69 I don't believe it until you get a notarized voice recording and unbiased third-party translation. 



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>>68-71
It doesn't even matter. If someone was to try to find the inner beauty FV speaks of, they would invariably need to know C.

>>71
You suck. Quit fagging up our craft.

>>72 again.
You suck. Quit fagging up our craft.
...and the board.

>>71 Well, i have my own sense of humor.
If you insist on representing everyone on Earth, you can represent me as well, but since i hold quite opposite views you cannot and your statement has a bogus quality in it.


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>>74
I don't count you as population. I think you're an entity that came into existence spontaneously as a result of condensed trolling and fail.
I also don't think you're over the age of six.

>>75 "entity"
 Better then voices in your head?


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>>76
then
Nono, you can't do that.

>>77 Can't I? Then stop me.



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>>78
Don't you mean "than stop me"?

>>76
And this comes from a programmer? *sigh*, I know why people are blocking you. Bye bye.