..
> I totally agree with this one but usually it's already reported by
> another one (probably the one complaining about misindenting). The
> case I've seen quite a few times was:
>
> while (condition);
>
> At least I want the ';' on its own line to avoid it being
> confused with one that ends a do {} while() block.
For that one it is worth doing:
while (condition)
continue;
I've also managed to write:
while (...) {
....
} while (...);
And if anyone thing code should be laid out as:
do
{
...
}
while (...);
Show them:
...
}
while (.......................................................
{
...
and ask them what it is supposed to be.
David
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