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Why would that make any difference?
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Well its quite obvious that spacers are harder workers then tabbers.
They have to do (typically) 8x the work of a tabber.
(I knew one tabber that used a length of one, and he wasn't even allowed to join the tabbers club. And the spacers didn't want him either. They gave him the name, the lone ranger.)
They have to do (typically) 8x the work of a tabber.
(I knew one tabber that used a length of one, and he wasn't even allowed to join the tabbers club. And the spacers didn't want him either. They gave him the name, the lone ranger.)
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I wouldn't say harder workers, just unnecessary workers, they are inefficient and being rewarded for it, that's dumb, has to be kind of junk data coherence in the stats.
I use tabs of width 4 for structured languages and 5 for others and only for hierarchy alignment, meaning they all come from the left. I use spaces for readability and flow spacing as necessary and never to exceed 2 spaces in a row (with exceptions for rare scenarios). That's it. No magic to it.
I use tabs of width 4 for structured languages and 5 for others and only for hierarchy alignment, meaning they all come from the left. I use spaces for readability and flow spacing as necessary and never to exceed 2 spaces in a row (with exceptions for rare scenarios). That's it. No magic to it.
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I like tabs better. But I use spaces. Why? Because then I can get a tool to make sure I'm consistent. I've never seen a tool that made sure everything was tabbed correctly, but it's easy enough to find tools that will forbid tabs and/or convert into spaces automatically. And consistency is the most important thing.
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My dear friend, my point exactly ...Thrawn wrote:I like tabs better. But I use spaces. Why? Because then I can get a tool to make sure I'm consistent. I've never seen a tool that made sure everything was tabbed correctly, but it's easy enough to find tools that will forbid tabs and/or convert into spaces automatically. And consistency is the most important thing.
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