<jrtc27>Gooberpatrol66: that's the intent? <jrtc27>there is meant to be one formatting style, the Mach style <jrtc27>just people haven't always adhered to that properly in the past <jrtc27>AlmuHS: it's really not a very difficult concept to grasp <jrtc27>as in "it's not hard to understand how you're meant to format your code" <jrtc27>especially when we try and spell it out for you <AlmuHS>it's a tool to set templates for code formatting <AlmuHS>compatible with multiple editors <AlmuHS>we can write a template with Mach coding format, and then using it in our favourite editor <AlmuHS>it can be easier than keep the format manually <jrtc27>sure, you can, though really I just write code the way the code is already formatted because it's not that hard to type it correctly <jrtc27>and it's often difficult to accurately capture the exact rules in use in a project when using such editor configs <jrtc27>so maybe it does 90% of the work for you, but you still have to go through the entire thing anyway and fix the 10% that it doesn't catch, or that it actively *breaks* because you typed it correctly but it thought it was wrong <jrtc27>and that's, for me at least, more of a pain than just doing it manually <jrtc27>unless a project's style guide is defined to be whatever their .editorconfig or clang-format config says, I don't trust those tools to do the right thing <jrtc27>and, quite frankly, *not* using such automated tools is good practice, because they just encourage laziness <jrtc27>if a dev can't follow a style guide then I generally don't trust the code they've written <jrtc27>because even the worst code in the world can still be formatted properly without much effort or intelligence required <jrtc27>so if they can't even manage that then why should I have any confidence in their ability to do the much harder task of writing code? <jrtc27>anyway, that's the end of my rant for the day :P ***Server sets mode: +nt
<damo22>i mostly type the whitespace myself <damo22>sometimes vim adds in wrong indent and i have to fix it <AlmuHS>i have same issue with codeblocks ***Shentino_ is now known as Shentino
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<AlmuHS>can you check my latest patches? ***jma is now known as junlingm