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- From: IKEDA Soji <address@concealed>
- To: address@concealed
- Subject: [sympa-developpers] Code in paragraphs
- Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2014 19:16:28 +0900
Hi,
I feel it is a good practice to chunk sequence of statement to
several paragraohs and to place one line comment at each of them:
if (....) {
# Comment describing paragraph 1.
...
...
<== Empty line
# Comment describing paragraph 2.
...
...
# ... code commented-out
...
...
}
Perltidy helps formatting such paragraphs: It inserts one empty line
before each one-line comment with single hash (#) (Perltidy manpage
calls such comment "block comment").
However, sometimes such reformatting seems inconvenient: The example
above will be reformatted as:
if (....) {
<== Empty line, unexpected.
# Comment describing paragraph 1.
...
...
<== Empty line
# Comment describing paragraph 2.
...
...
<== Empty line, unexpected.
# ... code commented-out
...
...
}
So perltidy also provides "static block comment" feature: By default,
one-line comment with double hash (##) will cancel reformatting.
if (....) { <== Won't insert empty line
## Comment describing paragraph 1.
...
...
<== Will insert empty line
# Comment describing paragraph 2.
...
...
## ... code commented-out <== Won't insert empty line
...
...
}
However, someones may feel inconvenient on this feature. In the
example above, double hash should be used for the first paragraph
then single hash should be used for the second.
After all, I have an idea that "block comment" feature of perltidy
would be disabled (adding "sbcp=#" line to .perltidyrc) and that
programmers would insert empty line manually if neccessary.
Any comments?
Regards,
--- Soji
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- [sympa-developpers] Code in paragraphs, IKEDA Soji, 02/18/2014
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