Re: May I indent the `dbootstrap' code?
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 07:23:19PM -0700, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
>
> I made some changes to `dbootstrap' earlier this week... I have
> added two arguments to `execlog()' to make it optionally return the
> output as a string as well as log it to syslog, and at many of the
> call sites, have added that string as an error message to the dialog
> box shown when the command fails.
>
> I'd gotten part way through fixing up all of the call sites (I use
> `global' and `gtags-mode' in XEmacs to find the call sites) of
> `execlog()', and had been reformatting a lot of things along the way
> because the indention, in my editor, was flat along the left edge;
> there's a 4 space indent and a tab width of 4, which I'd assumed we
> where using since that's what busybox is formatted like...
>
No, no, no. Either make it real style of 1 tab indents, tab width of 8, or
use something less stringement (my preference) like 4 space indents and
tab width of 8. Don't change the tab width to anything but 8, the
indentation can be whatever (8 or 4, prefered).
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