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Re: Win32Lib

• Posted by Michael Nelson <MichaelANelson at WORLDNET.ATT.NET> Sep 28, 2000
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David Cuny wrote:

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> Now the issue of coding style. I didn't intend to get onto this subject,
but
> I ran into a block of code that looks very, very different from the code
> around it. This isn't to say that the code doesn't work, or the coding
style
> is inherently wrong. But it's distractingly different, and I think that it
> would be a Good Thing if the library code adhered to a common coding
style.
> With those caveat in mind, here are some examples where other coders
differ
> from me:

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Perhaps Win32Lib should have one team member as editor in charge of
style--let the contributors write code however it comes naturally and the
editor will restyle it as needed to conform to the project coding standards.

I used a similar approch in a C class in which we produced programs as teams
and I was on a team with a fellow who wrote brilliant but unreadable
code--we got A' every time--the instructor couldn't understand his original
code, but obviously thought highly of the restyled code.

-- Mike Nelson