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Foxscotch:
when I'm just skimming, the first brace being on its own line confuses the heck out of me. I always see it as a blank line

$trinick:
It just makes the code look too spread out for me. If I see a function declaration, I know that the next line is going to be the contents of that function. Especially as proven by the indentation. I also don't like four-space or tab-style indentation. One or two spaces keeps it nice and compact: you can easily distinguish indentation levels and you aren't wasting a ton of space on the left side. It's especially annoying when you're being mindful of the width of your code and 1/3 the available space is occupied by whitespace on each line.

devildogelite:

--- Quote from: Ipquarx on February 08, 2016, 09:48:28 PM ---i can't stand either

--- Code: ---namepsace X
{
   inline namespace Y
   {
   void foo();
   }
}
--- End code ---
for the win

--- End quote ---

That's what I meant to do actually, didn't notice I screwed up the second one.

Waru:

--- Code: ---if difficulty == "easy" {randomize();randval = irandom_range(0,19);while randval = old_randval {randomize();randval = irandom_range(0,19);}showquestion = question[randval];old_randval = randval;} else if difficulty == "medium" {randomize();randval = irandom_range(20,39); while randval = old_randval {randomize();randval = irandom_range(20,39);} showquestion = question[randval];old_randval = randval;}
--- End code ---

Kingdaro:

if difficulty == "easy" {
randomize();
randval = irandom_range(0,19);
while randval = old_randval {
randomize();
randval = irandom_range(0,19);
}
showquestion = question[randval];
old_randval = randval;
}
else if difficulty == "medium" {
randomize();
randval = irandom_range(20,39);
while randval = old_randval {
randomize();
randval = irandom_range(20,39);
}
showquestion = question[randval];
old_randval = randval;
}

Made it more readable for you. But what the hell is it?

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