Comments for Neverending Nexua http://blog.nexua.org Programmer with a bad sleep schedule. Wed, 18 Jan 2012 12:21:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on PHP Coding Conventions by Anonymous http://blog.nexua.org/php-coding-conventions/#comment-1620 Anonymous Wed, 18 Jan 2012 12:21:00 +0000 http://blog.nexua.org/?p=629#comment-1620 It states on Tip #4 that it should only be done in single line instances. So Tip #4 has cured your issue of attempting multiple lines on something that is <b>solely</b> for single line conditions. It's in the language for a reason ;) It states on Tip #4 that it should only be done in single line instances.

So Tip #4 has cured your issue of attempting multiple lines on something that is solely for single line conditions. It's in the language for a reason ;)

]]> Comment on PHP Coding Conventions by Chintan Parikh http://blog.nexua.org/php-coding-conventions/#comment-1619 Chintan Parikh Wed, 18 Jan 2012 08:47:00 +0000 http://blog.nexua.org/?p=629#comment-1619 Tip 4 is utterly ridiculous. You should ALWAYS have brackets. I used to do this, and kept messing up when I had to add another line. It's not worth those few minutes of debugging time, and it doesn't even look that much better. I don't really agree with not putting braces on another line either, but that's personal preference. Tip 4 is utterly ridiculous. You should ALWAYS have brackets. I used to do this, and kept messing up when I had to add another line. It's not worth those few minutes of debugging time, and it doesn't even look that much better.

I don't really agree with not putting braces on another line either, but that's personal preference.

]]> Comment on PHP Coding Conventions by Christopher Cox http://blog.nexua.org/php-coding-conventions/#comment-1618 Christopher Cox Mon, 09 Jan 2012 06:44:00 +0000 http://blog.nexua.org/?p=629#comment-1618 If someone asks me to look at their code and help them with a problem, I refuse to the help them if I spot a hanging bracket. It makes reading it near-on impossible. If someone asks me to look at their code and help them with a problem, I refuse to the help them if I spot a hanging bracket. It makes reading it near-on impossible.

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