Coding Style Police

Coding Style Police

Aaron Spike -
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I'm really not one to get all bent out of shape about spaces tabs and line endings. But I noticed that the merge conflict I got this morning was the largely the result of line endings changed to Dos style and spaces replaced by tabs in question/format/blackboard_6/format.php.

I quickly checked http://docs.moodle.org/en/Coding to see what was appropriate. There is mention of spaces in preference to tabs. But no mention that I can see of line ending preference.

That leaves me with two questions. What line endings are preferred in Moodle code (eg. in submitted patches)? And is there anybody enforcing these conventions and cleaning up the code periodically?

Let me be the first to say that there are probably more profitable uses of time than enforcing style policies. I ask only because I'm curious.
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Re: Coding Style Police

Martin Dougiamas -
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Unix format (it's point #3 in the coding guide)

We fix them when we find them - please file bugs in the tracker or notify the naughty author, thanks! (you can find the author via http://cvs.moodle.org for example)
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Tim Hunt -
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I think you'll find that Howard checked it in, but it was some work done by someone in the community. There is a recent thread in the quiz forum. They are good improvements to the file, apart from the whitespace issues.