[PD-dev] Tcl/Tk code formatting and file organization
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chun at goto10.org
Thu Dec 25 16:38:18 CET 2008
Hans-Christoph Steiner said :
>
> Now that I have done some coding on the new Tcl side of things, I
> have some questions to pose here. (crossing fingers, hoping to avoid
> bike shed issues :D )
>
> - first, does anyone object to making the Tcl files use 90 or 100
> character widths? Tcl lines tend to be long and 80 char width tends
> to cause a lot of really ugly lines.
I prefer longer lines, so i would pick 100:)
>
> - second, I think we should use a similar tab format as the C side,
> but cleaner: 4 char tabs, all spaces or maybe all tabs.
>
4 char tabs sounds good.
> - third, I am thinking that the Tcl should be broken up into single-
> file packages where the package name and the file name are the same.
> For example:
>
i perfer the second naming convention. i am not sure how finely splitted these tcl files should be, menus and menucommands could be in one instead of two, for example.
cheers
chun
> pd.tk
> menus.tcl
> menucommands.tcl
> bindings.tcl
> preferences.tcl
> ...
>
> or maybe:
>
> pd.tk
> pdmenus.tcl
> pdmenucommands.tcl
> pdbindings.tcl
> pdpreferences.tcl
> ...
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