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14 years into Scala, I'm experimenting with a new way of formatting my code. I've started column-aligning each opening `(` of explicit/implicit parameter block, and the `:` of the return type in method/class definitions, with a four-space indent for long lines. Liking it so far.
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Post a screenshot!
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Yeah, I should... let me find something that doesn't raise more questions than it answers.
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NOOoo00o0o0o0h0h0h0h0h0h0h0h0h0h plz.
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I haven't found a better way of making my (long) return types clearer...
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I can't even imagine spending 14 years with the same language (I spent 12 with Python and I'll die happy if I never see a line of Python again), so I can appreciate trying to spice it up a bit with weird formatting…
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Sounds good. If the first (of multiple) param group fits in the max line length do you still wrap it?
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No. I keep parameters in the same param block on the same line, and only wrap if the line is too long. I also wouldn't use multiple lines at all if the whole signature fits on one.
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