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Re: perlstyle and portability
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Gurusamy Sarathy wrote:
> I guess there are three camps here then:
>
> 1. don't care, but leave ts=8 alone dammit!
> 2. only spaces for indents dammit!
> 3. only tabs for indents dammit!
>
> Note that:
>
> * camp #1 is generous about accepting code from both camp #2 or #3.
> * #2 and #3 are both difficult to implement for an open source project,
> because they require strict enforcement of editor settings/user
> habits.
> * code from both camps #1 and #2 can be sent to a printer or cat-ed
> to a terminal without getting confusing/wrapped.
> * code from #2 looks the same everywhere regardless of tabstop,
> because they don't use no steenking tabs.
> * code from #3 allows users to customize how the code looks in an
> editor that allows changing ts (but loses when you send it to a
> printer). camps #1 and #2 must mandate an indent width in
> practice (e.g., sw=4 for Perl source)
alias lpr='enscript -Plp -C -T4 -E'
:)
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