Re: [Vrs-development] Coding Style?

[Eric Altendorf]

I'll be using vim most likely.  I'm not aware of any good, free, and 
sufficiently fast/small (for my laptop) IDE's for C#...  I used 
IntelliJ when I was doing a lot of Java work.  It took me a while, 
but the refactoring functionality finally convinced me it was worth 
it.  I probably wouldn't bother with an IDE unless it had advanced 
refactoring features (eg, finding usages of functions/variables, 
renames, method extraction, etc).

I use 4-space tab indents, but if others prefer something else I can 
do that.  I forget which layout style is called which, but I do
        if (foo) {
                something;
        } else {
                something else;
        }
and for safety I always use brackets, even for single-line blocks, and 
for readability I like to use verbose and accurate names for methods 
and classes...

eric,
author of a couple Java refactoring macros in VIM :-)

On Tuesday 06 August 2002 07:58, Ian Fung wrote:
> hey guys,
>
> i know we dont have to worry about this for about another 2-3
> weeks, but i was just wondering whether we care about the IDE we're
> going to use? it maybe easier to all use the same set of tools so
> it will be easy to reproduce results. i dunno what everyone thinks
> about that. i see some good points in using the same dev tools. and
> if we end up agreeing, why not? i mean we can use something like
> eclipse or just emacs and whatever debugging tool rhys has written
> for the C# compiler, gdb or whatever. chris: what do you use for
> gw? also we should setup guidelines on the savannah webpage for
> about coding style and naming conventions for newbies. ya.. coding
> style.. i dunno. i personally use emacs with 2-space indents. dont
> care too much but usually use k&r. i have no problems with vi
> either. so just gimme some feedback cause i wanted to just put that
> on the table.
>
> -alias
>
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