[phobos] Time for updated Phobos style guide?

[David Simcha]

Yeah, I'll admit that I'm guilty of accidentally letting my own style 
seep into code, but lately I've been making an effort to look at the 
code immediately surrounding whatever I'm working on and make the style 
at least locally consistent.  This sometimes makes me feel 
schitzophrenic if I hack several modules in a short time period.

On 8/15/2010 6:34 PM, Simen Endsjø Haugen wrote:
>  On 16.08.2010 00:04, Adam Ruppe wrote:
>> Actually, that style guide in there generally looks pretty good, but
>> perhaps people don't know it is there?
>>
>> What might be a good idea is a kind of "welcome package" to Phobos
>> sent to new developers, including these links, links explaining how
>> dsource svn works, and other general information.
>>
>> With all that stuff in one place, it'll be easier for newbies to keep
>> track of it all. I just now started a page for this purpose:
>>
>> http://dpldocs.info/phobos-developers.html
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>
> Looking through the source, you can see what developer has written 
> what code.
> It's better to let a source control system do that instead of the 
> coding style.
> At many parts in the source it's easy to identify who wrote what.
>
> It feels like a mad coincidence that this gets addressed now (just my 
> posts. There are probably more):
>  * http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3480363/d-phobos-style-guide
>  * 
> http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/digitalmars/D/learn/D_style_guide_21098.html 
>
>
> It's not that it's difficult to read the source, but it's easier to 
> read a consistent codebase.
>
> I'll stay out of the discussion now as I'm really new to D, phobos and 
> really much everything.. :|
>
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