9/18 Tab=4 or Tab=8 in coding standard -- which is more popular?
\_ I use tab=2, tolerate tab=4, and hate pricks who use tab=8 (for
high level languages. assembly is different)
\_ I use tab=8, but I mostly code assembly. -- yuen
\_ Tab width correlates strongly with line ending, if that helps.
Unix=8; PC/Mac=4
\_ Tab = 8, and I want to throttle and maim every single human
being that has contributed to four-space tabs in code editors.
\_ problem with tab = 8, is if you stick with the no more
\_ That's why your code should have spaces inserted when you
hit tab.
than 80 character lines, then the code can start looking
quite constricted.
\_ tab 8 is too spread apart, you can't scan the lines well
\_ When you hit tab in code, the editor should insert 4
spaces. When you hit tab in text, then insert 8 spaces
or an actual tab that's as wide as 8 spaces.
\_ I typically use 4, but only because that's standard for Windoze.
What I really hate are the fuck ups that use a tab size of 3. -phale
\_ use tab = 2 pi |