Closed StoneMcYT closed 2 years ago
I disagree with the switch usage (imo having indentation is necessary) and the number of tabs: 2 looks better than 4, it's less bigger
I would say 2 spaces indention is more of a HTML thing. If your a code has too much indentation that you want to use 2 spaces, the nesting is probably too heavy and should be cleaned up a bit.
Edit: typo
I disagree with the switch usage (imo having indentation is necessary) and the number of tabs: 2 looks better than 4, it's less bigger
I can change the documentation of the switch, but about the 4 indentation spaces you're absolutely wrong. In c, c++ and rust the indentation spaces by default are 4.
I disagree with the switch usage (imo having indentation is necessary) and the number of tabs: 2 looks better than 4, it's less bigger
I can change the documentation of the switch, but about the 4 indentation spaces you're absolutely wrong. In c, c++ and rust the indentation spaces by default are 4.
I mean that's just my opinion, i like it like that. But ok, if you guys want it to be for then let it be
It's called convention, Rust uses 4 spaces.
It's called convention, Rust uses 4 spaces.
Okok i got it just please at least indentation for switch
Okok i got it just please at least indentation for switch
Why is it important having public and private keyword indentation?
Please don't use this PR for discussion about particular changes -- this PR is to only update the main site.
I would understand it for HTML, but for code? You kinda sometimes want some space between everything (useful for something like builders)