Style Guide

Herein lies some conventions used throughout the OpenEmu codebase.
This list is by no means exhaustive and quite prototypal as of yet.

Whitespace

• Braces on their own line

- (void)method
{
}

• Pointer declaration

NSString *myString;

• Block argument list and types on their own line int (^blk1)(int) = ^ int (int v) { };

• Use 4 spaces instead of tabs

@interface SomeClass
{
    int ivar;
}

Naming conventions

• Class names are CamelCased

@implementation SomeClass
@end

• Use YES and NO

Objective-C 2.0

• avoid 'dot-syntax'

Code sample

Here you can see a sample class:

#import "someheader.h"

@interface SomeClass
{
    int ivar;
}

- (void)method;

@end

@implementation SomeClass

- (void)method
{
    if(booleanValue && obj != nil)
    {
        do
        {
        } while(value > 0);
    }

    while(value < 10)
    {
    }
    
    void (^blk)(void) =
    ^{
        // do things
    };
    
    int (^blk1)(int) =
    ^ int (int v)
    {
        // do things
    };
}

@end

More

For more information read Apple's Coding Guidelines for Cocoa, since the project adheres to these.