#region ... #endregion

[Paul Kinlan]

Hi,

Just having a debate in work!

#region evil or not?

I think they are and I am trying to get the coding standards changed! :)

Paul.

[Thom Shannon]

i dont have a problem with them, i just dont use them, we dont really
have ridged coding standards here :)

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[Paul Kinlan]

we have coding standards, but nobody seems to follow them ;)

2008/8/14 Thom Shannon <th...@glow-internet.com>

[Adam Cooper]

Not evil at all. Install Regionerate and you may change your mind.

http://www.rauchy.net/regionerate/

Then again you might not.

Adam

[Martin Owen]

I'm a fan of #Region. I think it's easier to read code if you can hide chunks once you know what they're doing. If you don't like them then just don't collapse them. I can think of more controversial coding standards. Like banning the ternary operator.

Martin

2008/8/14 Adam Cooper <ad...@myogenic.co.uk>

[Paul Kinlan]

hehe, I quite like ternary operators they can simplify code (imo), "??" is pretty good too... I think regions, even when expanded get in the way....

But that is just me. :)

2008/8/15 Martin Owen <martin...@googlemail.com>