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in reply to Style, *again*

It's good to see you put so much thought into it. ++

Far more important though is not any given style of coding but the conformity to that style. There's no more heinous crime than to change the way code is presented half way through a program. Grrrr --.

What would be ideal then, would be to be able to reconfigure how the source looks when you want to work on it. Hmm something along the lines of a turbo-charged Perl::Tidy springs to min, driven by a users config file. (The include/remove unwanted constructors & POD interleaved/at end would be fun parts to write!).

P.S 3 space indent lines up nicely with if statements :o)


'I think the problem lies in the fact that your data doesn't fit my program'.

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Re: Re: Style, *again*
by zby (Vicar) on Apr 09, 2003 at 15:39 UTC
    In vim you can fold lines. I found it really usefull and I have not tried it - but it should not be difficult to fold POD.
Re: Re: Style, *again*
by PrakashK (Pilgrim) on Apr 10, 2003 at 13:34 UTC
    P.S 3 space indent lines up nicely with if statements :o)
    But, it doesn't align with else, for, while, until and unless.

    /prakash