[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: > method INIT ($fooval, $barval)
: > {
: > $.foo = $fooval;
: > $.bar = $barval;
: > }
:
: (sorry, couldn't help fixing the braces... ;)
I don't really care where you put the initial brace, as long as you
outdent the closing brace. My personal brace style does
foo {
...
}
when foo is short enough to fit on one line, but
bar
{
...
}
if bar is going to be be split over multiple lines. So even I would
put the bracket on its own line for this:
method INIT (Dog $fooval is bowwow(3) woof(2) wag(1,2,3),
Cat $barval is ack(0.5) pfft(9) )
{
$.foo = $fooval;
$.bar = $barval;
}
On the other hand, I save a lot of relatively useless whitespace by not
doing that consistently. Of course, if I was paid by the line...
Larry
