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SubjectRe: PATCH, RFC: 2.6 Documentation/Codingstyle

On 13-Feb-2004 Angelo Dell'Aera wrote:

>>Deeply nested doesn't mean unreadable or badly structured.
>
> I think you're really wrong since "deeply nested" means exactly "unreadable
> and badly structured" and you could easily realize it by simply spending ~10
> hours per day coding and/or taking a look at the code written by someone
> which is not you.

Deeply means 4-5 levels in this case, not 20. The example I posted was
only 3 (plus the one of the function) levels down.


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Giuliano.
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