Closed jrsurge closed 4 years ago
I don't have a strong opinion about line breaks in sclang code. The C++ code, however, is formatted to a 120-column rule. So I've been informally breaking lines on the sclang code whenever they start to feel "too long." I also prefer breaking in the middle of function arguments, oddly, because the automatic indentation in SCIDE doesn't seem to understand chaining of functions as worthy of indenting, so breaking on the dot, which would be much more readable IMHO, isn't also a good option.
This is along way of saying I'll defer to your judgement on matters of sclang style.
Sorry for sleeping on this!
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PR #122 added a line incorrectly indented with spaces instead of tabs, this PR addresses that
There's also a line break in line 269 that doesn't necessarily need to be there?
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