reindenting
Tom Yu
tlyu at MIT.EDU
Thu Oct 29 10:57:00 EDT 2009
Nicolas Williams <Nicolas.Williams at sun.com> writes:
> What indentation style will you use? Will you expand tabs? What will
> be the length of the longest line after re-indentation?
>
> You might not be able to answer the last question till you're almost
> done, of course :) Not that I mind line lengths past 80 columns, but I
> do mind line lengths past around 110-132 columns.
I believe I have given answers to your first two questions already.
(in my reply to Simo, and other places; please tell me if I missed
something) As for the post-reindent maximum line length... I'm not
sure either, but I think that 132 columns is a reasonable guess. If
there are egregiously long lines remaining after reindenting, we can
fix them manually.
> (For me line length tolerance is a function of screen width and/or
> aspect ratio, resolution and font sizes. 110 columns is almost always
> something I can live with.)
Yeah, these are factors that typographers take into account when
designing printed pages. Baseline spacing also plays a role.
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