[MP2]

No idea what else to call it.

Does anyone else write the brackets first then fill them in? Like so:

pawn Code:

public SomeFunc()
{
    for()
    {
        if()
        {
        }
    }
}

Then write the code between them? I ALWAYS do this, and I don't think I've EVER missed a bracket.

[saiberfun]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 No idea what else to call it. Does anyone else write the brackets first then fill them in? Like so: pawn Code: public SomeFunc() {     for()     {         if()         {         }     } } Then write the code between them? I ALWAYS do this, and I don't think I've EVER missed a bracket.

Using Sublime, so I can follow my brackets if I'd miss one. But yeah I usually do that too.(I only can suggest Sublime, it's "free")

[DaRk_RaiN]

Sometimes. When it gets messy or when it's a long boring repeating code.

[Luis-]

I usually just do this;

pawn Code:

public Moo() {
    if(CowMoos == true) {
        Cow = 1;
    }
    return 1;
}

[MP2]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Luis- I usually just do this; pawn Code: public Moo() {     if(CowMoos == true) {         Cow = 1;     }     return 1; }

I fucking hate that indentation style. It makes your code really messy and unreadable.. I much prefer having my brackets aligned.

[DaRk_RaiN]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 I fucking hate that indentation style. It makes your code really messy and unreadable.. I much prefer having my brackets aligned.

That's K&R style, and yes I also like to use Allman Style.
EDIT:
This is somewhat useful.
http://forum.sa-mp.com/showthread.ph...beautiful+read

[thefatshizms]

Most of the time, yes

I use K&R style most of the time.. I put spaces between the previous statement so it is readable

pawn Code:

if(condition) {

    //do this shizzel
    DoShizzel();
}

[SchurmanCQC]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 I fucking hate that indentation style. It makes your code really messy and unreadable.. I much prefer having my brackets aligned.

I believe there's actually proper etiquette for these languages. Entirely unsure though.

When I'm using Visual Studio to code in winJS (Java Script for Windows, Windows 8 apps) it automatically corrects my brackets to Luis' method.

pawn Code:

public Moo() {
    if(CowMoos == true) {
        Cow = 1;
    }
    return 1;
}

When I'm coding in C#, it automatically corrects my brackets to your method.

pawn Code:

public Moo() 
{
    if(CowMoos == true) 
    {
        Cow = 1;
    }
    return 1;
}

[Luis-]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 I fucking hate that indentation style. It makes your code really messy and unreadable.. I much prefer having my brackets aligned.

People are different, I feel it makes my codes a lot smaller.

[SuperViper]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Luis- People are different, I feel it makes my codes a lot smaller.

I used to do it in Java but then I got used to the new method and it worked out a lot better for me. The brackets are aligned now and Sublime Text draws a vertical line down to the matching bracket which really helps even though I never miss a bracket since I pre-bracket.