You’re the only one in the world using your coding standard. So it’s not really “standard”.
You’re the only one in the world using your coding standard. So it’s not really “standard”.
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March 4th, 2008 at 10:20 pm
A more suitable word is “style”, imho .
Though like everyone, I do with to enforce parts of my (commenting-)style to everyone else
// comment on the next _single_ line of code, if there’s a chance to forget why that code is there
char* str1=SomeFunc();
//——-[ describe what this whole block does ]——–[
// ..if not obvious, that is.
int num = GetNumActiveParticles();
for(int curParticle=0;curParticle<num;curParticle++){
…..
}
..
//———————————————————–/