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@GinjaNinja it's like discount brainfk. I love it.
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@GinjaNinja that's someone wishing that they were in python.
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@GinjaNinja lol. that is creative :)
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Makes it easier to track brackets, to avoid compilation or runtime errors due to a minor, preventable issue.
I don't recall if it's part of a formatting style per se, or if it's a feature of some IDEs only.
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@GinjaNinja Whoever wrote that needs someone to go: http://oi44.tinypic.com/ix6wro.jpg
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@jschmold i meant it took me forever to realize it myself. Just enough subtlty to creep up on you and jump at you when you finally notice lol
Today I have opend a foreign project and noticed a weird bracket ending style.
All closing curly brackets are indented one level further to the right.
I've never seen that style before. Normally I am really agnostic about bracket styles.
I don't care. But this one is so strange and confusing that I wanted to know what you other devs think about it.
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