Re: Request For Comments: 3-space indentation style

[Roberto Tirabassi <rtirabassi@...>]

I've been using 3 spaces since I started, didn't know why. My guru teached 
me that 3 was the path to savage and I followed that path.
Now my eyes refuse to look at "even indented code" as well as that code 
can't be understood.
Being serious the only thing that really matters to meet is: no matter how 
much do you indent, please take care of using spaces and only spaces. If 
you religion don't allow this, than use only tabs. Never mix those styles. 
When people having different methods try to work together flame wars are 
behind the corner...

Roberto Tirabassi.

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2014/1/5 Hisham <h@hisham.hm>:

> I use three spaces in the LuaRocks codebase, and I've seen it used in
> other projects as well. It fits nicely in a language with "end"-terminated
> blocks.

Thanks for explaining that. I've been using three spaces in Lua, two in C,
four in Python for as long as I can remember, but I never knew why.
Now I do!