On 07/31/2018 12:00 AM, Sean Conner wrote:
> [...] I line up sequential
> assignments in my code:
>
> local iostream =
> {
> close = close,
> flush = flush,
> lines = lines,
> read = read,
> seek = seek,
> setvbuf = setvbuf,
> write = write,
>
> _readf = accumulate_data,
> _readbuf = "",
> _writebuf = "",
> _sock = conn,
> _remote = remote,
> _pollset = nfl.SOCKETS,
> _eof = false,
> }
>
> That works for me; it probably doesn't work for anybody else. That's my
> habits from Assembly language past showing here.
Good luck with renaming field to identifier with different length.
Looks like we're off-topic here and just criticizing others habits
while showing ours. So lets continue!
I've discovered my median Lua chunk size is about 12 lines (with 70
chars limit and 2-space indent). That's to talk about "screens".
I use upvalues mostly in recursive functions (where you can't call
itself without previous declaration).
And separate almost any "function" statement as separate module.
That is why I was need relative require().
-- Martin
