Anthony Jones writes: > There is also some vagueness and inconsistency around: > > bool > MyClass::MyFunction() > > vs > > bool MyClass::MyFunction() > > Most of the code seems to do this only for top-level functions i.e. when > not already indented. I'd like some clarification on the rule here. It > seems to be applied differently in different parts of the code.
Neil <n...@parkwaycc.co.uk> writes: > Bobby Holley wrote: > >>I'm pretty sure the former is correct per Gecko style. Benjamin can confirm. >> >> > My understanding is that it helps when you diff -p (which is one > of our preferred diff flags) as you get as much of the function > name as possible in the diff. It helps diff -p when the function is not indented. When the function is indented, such as inline functions in a class declaration, diff -p doesn't know where the function starts, so it tells you whether the block is public, private, etc. _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
