[Super-tux-devel] indentations

[Tobias <tob...@gm...>]

Ok guys, 

I have to clarify something. :)

The indentations I use are so called GNU indentations.
I have a program, wich "reformats" the sources to
GNU indentations (used in the Linux kernel AFAIK) automatically
and I usually do this before commiting to CVS.

So there is no need for you to worry about indentations.

You want to know which program? KDevelop3, I'm involved there.
I believe this is also possible with emacs.

Greetz...

Tobias Gläßer

Am So, den 28.12.2003 schrieb Duong-Khang NGUYEN um 11:20:
> Le Dimanche 28 Décembre 2003 12:46, vous avez écrit :
> >  This game will be played by very little children, so a built-in editor
> > would be much easier to use for those.
> 
> By stand-alone I mean there's the game "supertux" and another executable file
> "supertuxle" or something like that. It's as easy to use as the builtin
> editor I believe
> 
> >  Well, I just asked this because the world.h, badguy.h and player.h have a
> > line saying 'C++ Interface:'.
> >  I've also found some comments using //. Is this already ANSI C and/or can
> > I use it (/* */ are annoying :P)?
> 
> I think we can use "//" for fast commenting :-). I agree that it's not really
> C but /**/ takes 235 ms more to write :-D I use /**/ for multiple line
> comments and oneline comment as much as I can
> 
> >  Did you find the code to be too straight? If you didn't like this, you
> > probabily had an heart attack when looking at the old gameloop function. ;P
> >  I could put the key events in a different function, I just didn't because
> > I don't like global variables that much.
> 
> I don't like the way you use the global variables and the way you call the
> function from gameloop.c. I think that functions from gameloop.c are not for
> external use. And last but not least, the way you manipulate pointers don't
> fit me much.
> 
> >I'm also not very used to write in C.
> 
> I code in C++ too, but I keep it apart in my mind while programming in C
> 
> >  I also didn't like (neither understood) the identation you have used in
> > the game.
> 
> You should ask Tobias for this :-) Maybe we have to vote for a common coding
> and identation style.
> 
> > Cya,
> >  Ricardo