Comments on: Fancy formatting http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/ Stoyan's blog about <a href="/category/xhtml" class="tag-minor">(x)html(5)</a>, <a href="/category/ajax" class="tag-major">ajax</a>, <a href="/category/bookmarklets" class="tag-major">bookmarklets</a>, <a href="/category/browsers" class="tag-minor">browsers</a>, <a href="/category/css" class="tag-normal">css</a>, <a href="/category/firebug" class="tag-minor">firebug</a>, <a href="/category/javascript" class="tag-numero-uno">javascript</a>, <a href="/category/json" class="tag-normal">json</a>, <a href="/category/mdb2" class="tag-minor">mdb2</a>, <a href="/category/mysql" class="tag-normal">mysql</a>, <a href="/category/pear" class="tag-numero-uno">pear</a>, <a href="/category/performance" class="tag-major">performance</a>, <a href="/category/php" class="tag-numero-uno">php</a>, <a href="/category/phpbb" class="tag-major">phpbb</a>, <a href="/category/tools" class="tag-normal">tools</a>, <a href="/category/yslow" class="tag-minor">yslow</a>, <a href="/category/yui" class="tag-normal">yui</a>, <a href="/category/writing" class="tag-minor">writing</a>, <a href="/category/music" class="tag-major">music</a>,... <a href="/category/life-and-everything" class="tag-normal">life and everything</a>. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:15:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Philip Tellis http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63769 Philip Tellis Tue, 19 Feb 2008 08:13:03 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63769 Personally, I hate the way this looks. I'd tried it a few times, but the fact is that human eyes are trained for left aligned text, and when skimming, that's really useful. I like the case of lining up the values as well as the keys. It makes skimming much easier, but it could make following lines harder (your eyes get lost in whitespace) Personally, I hate the way this looks. I’d tried it a few times, but the fact is that human eyes are trained for left aligned text, and when skimming, that’s really useful. I like the case of lining up the values as well as the keys. It makes skimming much easier, but it could make following lines harder (your eyes get lost in whitespace)

]]> By: Jelmer http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63419 Jelmer Sat, 22 Dec 2007 21:03:09 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63419 I believe Apple's Xcode has this kind of formatting rules build in. It looks really nice with Obj-C's syntax for calling methods. I believe Apple’s Xcode has this kind of formatting rules build in. It looks really nice with Obj-C’s syntax for calling methods.

]]> By: Stoyan Stefanov’s Blog: Fancy Formatting | MT-Soft Website Development http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63412 Stoyan Stefanov’s Blog: Fancy Formatting | MT-Soft Website Development Fri, 21 Dec 2007 21:02:07 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63412 [...] Stoyan Stefanov’s Blog: Fancy Formatting Posted in December 21st, 2007 by admin in Uncategorized Stoyan Stefanov has a fun little post showing an interesting formatting trick to make reading arrays/hashes easier: Writing readable code means proper indentation. Usually you’d tab (or use 2 or 4 or 3 spaces) after every curly bracket. […] Same goes when you have a bigger hash/object sort of thing […] But recently, inspired by Firebug’s Net panel way of presenting header information, I tried aligning the keys to the right in addition to aligning the values to the left. [...] [...] Stoyan Stefanov’s Blog: Fancy Formatting Posted in December 21st, 2007 by admin in Uncategorized Stoyan Stefanov has a fun little post showing an interesting formatting trick to make reading arrays/hashes easier: Writing readable code means proper indentation. Usually you’d tab (or use 2 or 4 or 3 spaces) after every curly bracket. […] Same goes when you have a bigger hash/object sort of thing […] But recently, inspired by Firebug’s Net panel way of presenting header information, I tried aligning the keys to the right in addition to aligning the values to the left. [...]

]]> By: developercast.com » Stoyan Stefanov’s Blog: Fancy Formatting http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63411 developercast.com » Stoyan Stefanov’s Blog: Fancy Formatting Fri, 21 Dec 2007 18:55:19 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63411 [...] Stoyan Stefanov has a fun little post showing an interesting formatting trick to make reading arrays/hashes easier: Writing readable code means proper indentation. Usually you’d tab (or use 2 or 4 or 3 spaces) after every curly bracket. […] Same goes when you have a bigger hash/object sort of thing […] But recently, inspired by Firebug’s Net panel way of presenting header information, I tried aligning the keys to the right in addition to aligning the values to the left. [...] [...] Stoyan Stefanov has a fun little post showing an interesting formatting trick to make reading arrays/hashes easier: Writing readable code means proper indentation. Usually you’d tab (or use 2 or 4 or 3 spaces) after every curly bracket. […] Same goes when you have a bigger hash/object sort of thing […] But recently, inspired by Firebug’s Net panel way of presenting header information, I tried aligning the keys to the right in addition to aligning the values to the left. [...]

]]> By: PHPDeveloper.org http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63408 PHPDeveloper.org Fri, 21 Dec 2007 14:13:46 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63408 <strong>Stoyan Stefanov's Blog: Fancy Formatting...</strong> Stoyan Stefanov has a fun little post showing an interesting formatting ...... Stoyan Stefanov’s Blog: Fancy Formatting…

Stoyan Stefanov has a fun little post showing an interesting formatting ……

]]> By: Arjan http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63406 Arjan Fri, 21 Dec 2007 13:01:42 +0000 http://www.phpied.com/fancy-formatting/#comment-63406 I fin myself a bit too lazy to organize this. There definitely should some time come a text editor that auto does all kinds of formatting, including transformation of it. So if you load a file, the editor transforms it to your preferred formatting, and when you safe it, the file will be transformed to a 'standard' (like the PEAR formatting). I fin myself a bit too lazy to organize this. There definitely should some time come a text editor that auto does all kinds of formatting, including transformation of it. So if you load a file, the editor transforms it to your preferred formatting, and when you safe it, the file will be transformed to a ‘standard’ (like the PEAR formatting).

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