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 ();
}

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



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Even silence speaks

>>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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When despotism has established itself for ages in a country, as in France, it is not in the person of the king only that it resides. It has the appearance of being so in show, and in nominal authority; but it is not so in practice and in fact. It has its standard everywhere. Every office and department has its despotism, founded upon custom and usage. Every place has its Bastille, and every Bastille its despot. The original hereditary despotism resident in the person of the king, divides and sub-divides itself into a thousand shapes and forms, till at last the whole of it is acted by deputation. This was the case in France; and against this species of despotism, proceeding on through an endless labyrinth of office till the source of it is scarcely perceptible, there is no mode of redress. It strengthens itself by assuming the appearance of duty, and tyrannises under the pretence of obeying.