How do you use brackets?

[codebliss]

[QUOTE=t0rento;16732716]I do:
[cpp]
void myFunction()
{
int aNumber = 0;
MyClass instance;
if( instance.getIndex() == aNumber )
{
aNumber += 1
}
else
{
aNumber -= 1
}
}
[/cpp]

I used to do the style that most people are using in this thread
[cpp]
void func()
{

}
[/cpp]
But Code Complete convinced me to change to my current style, I prefer it.[/QUOTE]

Pure anti-me, lol. That makes my eyes bleed XD

[godihatefacepun]

[lua]- (void) foo:(int) bar
{
if ( foo == bar )
{
[self foobar];
}
}[/lua]

[editline]10:49PM[/editline]

dumb? that's OBJECTIVE-C YOU FUCKTARD.

[compwhizii]

[QUOTE=godihatefacepun;16739645]dumb? that's OBJECTIVE-C YOU FUCKTARD.[/QUOTE]

Chill the fuck out, and Objective C is shit.

[godihatefacepun]

[IMG]http://imgkk.com/i/Yeycj1Hr.jpg[/IMG] (compwhizii)

it's just C with some additional functionality

[compwhizii]

And?

[editline]06:40PM[/editline]

[QUOTE=godihatefacepun;16740425]-picture of me-(compwhizii)[/QUOTE]

That doesn't leverage your argument any more.

[Baldr]

    .MODEL Small
    .STACK 100h
    .DATA
  msg db 'Hello, world!$'
    .CODE
  start:
  mov ah, 09h
  lea dx, msg
  int 21h
  mov ax,4C00h
  int 21h
  end start

I'm to cool for brackets.

[jA_cOp]

Why would you program for DOS?

[Baldr]

I heard it gives me more FPS than vista.

Meh, I love to play whit old stuff.

[jA_cOp]

[QUOTE=Baldr;16743228]I heard it gives me more FPS than vista.[/QUOTE]

Sure, if you weren't running it in an emulator :V

[QUOTE=Baldr;16743228]Meh, I love to play whit old stuff.[/QUOTE]

How do you think I spotted it was a DOS program :3

[godihatefacepun]

[QUOTE=compwhizii;16742582]And?

[editline]06:40PM[/editline]

That doesn't leverage your argument any more.[/QUOTE]

i dont think i need to bother arguing with someone who will never have kids unless they rape a chick

[compwhizii]

I still don't see how it relevant but w/e

[godihatefacepun]

with time your genes, which are pretty fail, will not stay in the gene pool and humanity will be spared.

[highlight](User was banned for this post ("Trolling" - Dragon))[/highlight]

[HubmaN]

I stick the opening braces on the same line as the definition/declaration, although I've spaced them out on a new line when working with friends.

[bigdoggie]

[cpp]
void AwesomeFunction()
{
if(!Awesome){cout<<"make it awesome then\n";makeAwesome();cout<<"It is now awesome";}
else{cout<<"it is awesome";}

//but if I have complex ifs
if(whattheshit) {
//complex code here
}
}
[/cpp]

So there you have it.

[Baldr]

[QUOTE=jA_cOp;16743265]How do you think I spotted it was a DOS program :3[/QUOTE]
It makes me sad that there is no job that requires ASM knowledge in my country. :(

[ROBO_DONUT]

I like to keep my code compact, so white space is minimal.
Opening brackets on the same line, usually two spaces per indentation level. I'll use tab instead if I'm using a text editor that doesn't like dual space indents.
[cpp]
void setup_ac() {
/* Enable analog comparator interrupt; interrupt on toggle. */
ACSRA = (1 << ACIE);
/* Enable 50mV hysteresis and set positive to AIN0 and negative to AIN1 */
ACSRB = (1 << HSEL) | (1 << HLEV);
}
[/cpp]

[codebliss]

[QUOTE=ROBO_DONUT;16758918]I like to keep my code compact, so white space is minimal.
Opening brackets on the same line, usually two spaces per indentation level. I'll use tab instead if I'm using a text editor that doesn't like dual space indents.
[cpp]
void setup_ac() {
/* Enable analog comparator interrupt; interrupt on toggle. */
ACSRA = (1 << ACIE);
/* Enable 50mV hysteresis and set positive to AIN0 and negative to AIN1 */
ACSRB = (1 << HSEL) | (1 << HLEV);
}
[/cpp][/QUOTE]

Do you always use multiline comments unless the comment is after termination?

Ex)
/* Comment - Foo */
func(); // Line comment

[jA_cOp]

[QUOTE=codebliss;16766566]Do you always use multiline comments unless the comment is after termination?

Ex)
/* Comment - Foo */
func(); // Line comment[/QUOTE]

C++ style single-line comments only exist in C99.