Fabien COELHO <coe...@cri.ensmp.fr> writes:
>> An alternative that would be worth considering is to adopt a uniform
>> rule of // for line-ending comments and /* for all other uses.
> Why not. As far as comments are concerned, editors usually highlight them
> in some color, and my eyes get used to the comment color, so the simpler &
> shorter the better, really.
>> We'd have to teach pgindent about that, and I dunno how hard that is.
> Maybe it is enough to just to turn "/* no-nl */" to "// no-nl" in
> pgindent's post_indent, but probably I'm too naïve:-)
Well, IMO the point of making that change would be to buy an additional
three characters of space for the comment before it wraps. So I'd suspect
that post-processing is too late. But I've not looked into pgindent to
see where the decisions are made exactly.
regards, tom lane
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