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On 27/07/2011 10.42, HyperHacker wrote: [...]
I don't use Vim, but I use a fairly simple method to make it clear
which 'end' corresponds to what when there are several:
if foo then
while bar then
something = function(...)
doThings(...)
end --function
end --while bar
end --if foo
A lot of things people suggest "to make the code more readable" can be
implemented with just good comments.
Very true indeed! I also follow that practice of "tagging" end with comments.It has only a drawback: whenever you refactor complex code you must be careful to check the tags, such in case they got out of sync with the matching statement opening. A bad comment is often worse than no comment.
-- Lorenzo